moon, mwnrwbemmm‘
and... for - is 9.. Cent: m .....
”Dilution” lheotock must be sold inflorder tomukeroornfor
urw shuns comm; II.
When-films opportunity which is offered at the famous Ball
and Shoe store of
* * * c. H. HARVEY,
'30 3031“ MAIN STREET, BOUT“ NORWALK, CONE.
3 ' hmtbelasflnohudeonlold.
, Ladsllrwdalalesotartboloa;
Imflwwmmm
”Ewell
‘s—Ilormeolarlccmatallarw'swtnkly.
' l, SAILING ADVENTURE
Welllflm I attach of water about I,”
mlleswlrle. 0m night-awe .tered the
‘ ate-Ila, beatiogour way slowly up Most
ahead wind," ume in collision with a
‘eoaatinu schoonerrnnniug out. She had
”Unblock-lid, aawan afterward ehown,
all her crew, captain included, were half
drunkanddid notsoeonra. Iwao onlook-
outand sawtheschooner first, but no we
were close outhe wind andshe close at
hand wecould do nothing. She struck no
outho atarbolurlbow with agreut crush.
Our foremast went by the board. the
achooner‘e bowsprlt was twisted off and
the twocrnft bumped and crushed for three
or four minuta and then separated.
In ouch emergencies men act on impulse
and cannot always clearly remember what
Moors. In this case I climbed aboard the
schooner, thinking she was the feat in—
jured,and it appeared that every one of
ha crewturnbled on tothe rlecksol the
III: for the name reason. It was some
minutes after the craft separated before I
. diacorered that I was alone. These-homer
was then in the trough of the sea and ruli~
Ingahout at a great rate. I first went for
~wardandnsed an as and my knife to cut
away the jibboom.howsprit and foretnp
III-t, which were flouting alongside. The
Ilinhouln of the foresail had been broken
and I dropped this soil. The forecail waa
all right. but I dropped the peok. The stay.
all] and two jibe were gone. I now gotthe
MM before the wind and ehe ran
all at a great pace.
Inow began to wonder how badlytghe
“been damaged. Ihad seen that her
hulwarka foradietnnee offif feeton
thestarboard how had been. rein, hut
.kthebullitoelflcouhlnotuy. I
'shoolrl have laid herheadtotheaeu and
windhnt for herdamagea. Young us]
woolwsa born at mood a pretty fair
sailor, and I knew Ieould not set a storm
all In the forerimzinu nor hold her up
without it. I could not leave the wheel
without fear of her brunt-hing to. and so
(«the first hoanstood there expecting
ahewould fill and founder. As she core
tinned buoyant,aud I failed to hear the
"III of water below decks, I finally came
totke conclusion that she had received no
great injury. Such prored to be the cane.
In Item and name of the plank: were
broken ahore the water line. and the bul-
warks had been torn away as the bowsprit
w-wrenched ont,hut her new bud no
' all to leave her.
“Incident occurred about 10 o’clock.
Unwind was then blowing a lirely rate,
but by midnight there was half a gale and
aheary aea. There was (mull enough to
”and lend her, and I don't remember
that I was anything more than anxious
worth: outcome. Iwao being: blown to
them, right out Into the South Pacific.
but at that lemon ofthe year thegales
were likely to he of short continuance.
Thisone reached its height at midnight,
and when daylight came the set had very
much there-oer]. and the schooner could
not hav’tuatle over ten miles an hour mn-
nlng with III sails set.
After I could see the length of be I
brought herbead on. and by lashing the
WI boom amidshlpn and dropping the
peak a little more l found she would hold
then with the wheel lashed apart. This
done I went aloft for u look around. but
could on nothing. Returning to the deck
I not out the Union Jack and set it in the
main rigging an a signal of lustrous, um!
thsutnepectrd damages. The little craft
w- an dryer- a bone. though her Inn
aboro watorwere a complete wreck. There
washttlsornothlng I could do to mend
filter». and aol turned to and prepornl
”Hut. By the time that I'm! eaten the
wind had dropped toathree knot Im,
while the nkyprouhed gnodweatherfor
the out day or two.
Wholcarnetoloapeettheeamol
but! It to eon-ht mostly of lumbar. ’l'hb
wantoharehesn taken up thecoart lathe
“downtown. There woo aleosome
Mm. prnrlslons. machinery and dry
The lumber to the vessel would
her. no matter if the hold wan full of
DC I aswl have no learn on the
of food and drink. When I came
for-chart l mid llud nothing-
a runny chart The cap»
to "not entirely to note.-
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gr
3
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r
I
I
onmeashoreoaanlslaodaboutthres-lloa
to length and breadth—it bring nearly
Ignore. [two-corned with thoverdoro
olthtnmandwhllothe trees second
tohefullol birdslaaw neither aerp‘mta
norwildanimals. .
Theatlwoncr lay eaposcdtothowestcrly
pkafimnnditwoahlonlyheaqneo
tionefawcekortwowhenshewonld
breakuporheburledlutheaaudo. It
theretoreawodmoll hand to getallout
of her that I could beforethbdisostertook
place. lhegnn right after diuner,rmd it
would surprise you loknow howmnehl
accompllahed in the next four days. By
useo! theapotau,winch,audahlockand
pnlleylu the main dgginmlgotout twen—
tyoue barrelaol Monolith of pork and
beef,threeofengar and o! Maud ho
aldeatbuelnotanhortalltheoatls,
other thing. which could
I got out enough hoarda to a
cabin and floor it. On the evening of the
fifth day astroug wind came up from the
west. accompanied by area high tide, and
instud of the schooner breaking up she
floated and u current pulled her 0!. and
ahedrifted down the coast abootamile.
She then struck on a bunker: ledge, turned
over. and the ma broke her up.
The was no prominent point on the.
islandwherelcouldaetuaignal. Itheref
fore contented myself with keeping u look-
out to the west. Twice during the first
two weeks I sow ships atar of by the aid
Charles m
il'lflllllfll BTIEE‘I’.
utmor'r" ”I """" p """" ii'uiifirin‘
BENNETT HOSTED,
ammonium-u.
Meat?!-
Fish. ‘ . Oysters.
Fruilslaseuhlesloultly.
or ALLKINIII 12: room season,
AT WHOLELALE d: RETAIL.
«a,
a
collonusifyouwiohtogetthe
OD“ AID cane.
-fiwoareelosolpoom“ploboud
‘Imlf'ln England.
Wombauflrwyhoahltdom
aotfollowthatboh-ariehroics.
Doo’tboafrallltotako Wannabe.
aadkespyourdiawfloolnpodordw.
mummy-mt betray
parent of the Gumthmltahoynf
alneyesra
Jay Gould'sdaughter Nellleiaauldtobe
aoafralddfwtuae hunters that she has
decilcdnevertomarry.
‘Tboyearlfllhepnwlthaprteoofm
per too for whalehone. ’l'wo thousand
threehundredpoondaiotho quoted price
Oorthhyear.
Congressman HenryCohotIadp hasa
sweettaoth,nndflreoraiatinmadayhe
nndaapagaootofthehouaeof w
atirratobuy'himaomocanmela.
Unclennerl tin platesarefound to giro
aoelectrie hrrentin common tap water
when oneia exposedtotbo lightaod the
otboraaeeoed.
Dr.'I'homaeIlowman.ofSt.Imis,aeni¢w
blahopof the Methodist church,hsoapent
over llfty years In church work. He is
mentydour years old. but In splendid
health.
Milton was certainly more than finyvfour
when hebepn tooomposo hia“Parad'Loo
Loot" IIe wan fiftyvniue when beoohlit
toSrmmmthe bookseller.
IR. AND MR8. BOWSER.
‘I'Iw 1'an of a Dwtadllag Allowance no
Told by tho latter.
I suppore eight out of mry ten wires up.
through the name experbuce as to m
matter; When we had returned from
our bridal tour Mr. Bowaer laid to me:
“While hall of what Ihave belon‘ato
you.ldo not proptwo that you shall be
obliged to beg for your half. Being the
head of the house. I shall curry the wallet,
but I proprweto hand you over a certain
sum every Saturday night. It will be pin
II ‘
“How good you are!"
“I think it is only just and right. I
know udoren married men whose wirea
have to almmt get down on their knees to
get a dollar. I could kick such a man.
How much do you think you can lure a
week!”
“A—a-dollnr, perhaps."
”A dollar: My wife trying to get along
on a dollar a weekl Why. you little darv
ling, you Ihall hare atleaatten.and if that
is not sufficient I’ll make it twenty or
thirty."
It was the old story over again. He cut
rue down to eight~aereo~llre-fonr—two
-—and at length. when we had been married
about four month- and I naked him for a
dollar he turned on me with;
“What: More money! Do you think I’ve
got a gold mine! What on earth do you
want money for?"
“I‘ve got to [at a few little notional."
"Ilut you can’t want a dollar‘s worth—a
‘ ursmesm Pr
ofullotherethismonminthh part; no not be misled,but
nus! are lhtad
LATEST ARTICLES ‘ run smut wm.
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Shapes in Large Variety.
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ltlillli
H’I’AH’FOIID. CONN.
om rutouln mm surreal.
A practical. Itnalneso Tralnl School for
humour». ntnderltaenterinudur n thenprlug
4"” be filled to fill tuition-4 In I c autumn.
h\ c ry hmlnm hrano taught thoroughly. The
mlleur ls "um via-e" in equipment. and every
dryarlrgtrnl In charge of competent trustwo-
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PresldentllerrillDuslnessCollege,
STA ”FORD FOSS. .
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Builda Home.
Sow is the time to sch-ct one
of those lots on Lowndes, Lin-
coln or .. “'txulward avenues.
They are the Cheapest and [Best
lots Within the City limits
For the money asked.
Bullish" CDlllBE. ‘
m
mew, no.
Prim
‘ommm'runu.
Grummaltnelllyn.
2? Iain Street, Harwell.
First-clans ,» '
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ICE CREAM.
Onions I‘murptly Filled.
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TRAIer LEAVE NUI'TII Known”: As
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2:31 or. In Stamford. Mlprm from thlllfnrd,
35'). l '10 ex. 56': an. to Stamford. 5. 3' ex. 5 50 ar.
on)". on rm 1' or er. 3 H mm. 102mm. 1 (Hour.
\‘l unhimnun “prone. Sunday-"51% ca" :3“
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9 I; an. a. tn.; :1 I.“ or. p. m.
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P. My I‘ltll ex.¢virt Springfield}. I": ex.v\'iu
Ilnrrfurdl.
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l'qlr. nunX-‘rrmatx. A. )I.»-50| ox..-6HI
at. . 0 an. MIN-5., ”M an, ll ”lot. 110230.,
l2"? noun r1. I’. .\I.~ .‘lltm‘..lillrx.. 2|2m:.,
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Tll_lm-..MII nu. gunman" ex. and an. it”
midnight ex. humlay» 1m! 5w“? Illat‘.,.'rlflnc..
lilitmlduight.
Housatonic Railroad
to ' 3... All.
5| Washington 8.. 8o. llorvullt.
Bakers, anqfectioners,’
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Flttlng Shoe.
,But one in which the
Making it thebest $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
South Main Street. so. Non-Walk.
The Best Goods
‘ IT LOWEST PRICES.
Boots and Shoes
.Glover & Olsen’s.
Uur Sum]: Kid Ladies' $2.00 Shoes are the finest over offered
in South Nor-walk.
Ladivs‘ French Kid. Hand vaed. Ladies’ French turned and
Wells at. prices that. will astouish you.
A full line of Ladies‘. Children’s and Men’s Shoes that will
pay all to examine.
Glover & Olsen,
lElllEIlS III THE BOOT IND SHOE TRIBE.
Btu Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style. ,k ‘
H. s. BROWN’S.
Bishop Lucius IIdaeymneof themest
eloquent negro orator: in Georgia, was at
ouctimeaahveontheplantatiooof Rich
ard ll. Johnston. the author.
There is no country like I'rancc for start
in; journah; during man no lea. than ‘50
new newspapers were brought out, of
which not one remain in life.
One ladysnysl jmhatetobluck a otore,
it In} such dirty work, and gloves are-och
a bother and take time. Well, just slip
your hanvllntoapaperhagnndgoto
work. When you are through stick the
but; into me stove. and that is the end of
that.
oftheuluen. Thamwceks passedwith—é
out my emitting anything. Meanwhile I‘;
had erected my house back about forty feet :
from the shore, got all the goods under a
cover, and mm more satisfied with my lot .
than some men would hare been. Ihad'
no way of knowing whether father’s brig “
went down in the militia: or not, but win» ‘
satisfied that if heme-pal with his life he ’
would make search for me.
I hmlhcen onthe island for three months
when I one day made a wonderful dis ;
corery. l war on the south shore, where ‘
the forest was more open and the soil with
[med of sand and rthell. and I stopped for
o moment under the shade of a tree. As I ‘
did so usrrmll animal only about hull am
largeasahure ranpast my feet and into.
itu burrow, only a yard away. Aw I fol. '
lowed it with my eye I saw something glit-
ter in the fresh dirt thrown out. and I
picked it up to find that It was on English ‘
sovereign. Raking over the dirt with my .
Ilnw Jews Are Treated la Rania.
Int msuppooe a part of our own com-
munity subjected to the legal restrictions
which-now obtain in Rosin with regard
to the Jew. Our lawn on the subject would
then read wmewhut as follows:
"All Jews horn in'tbe United Stateeshall
PRICE $33670 5450.
whole dollar's worth. Here‘s thirty cents,
until hope you will remember that these
are hard times and money ls money."
,We evening when we had company the
talk fell upon this very subject, and Mr.
Downer promptly oherred:
"A wife has just as much right to the
family wallet as the husband, turd there
ought to he u law to enforce this right.”
"You make your wife no allownri‘ of
course?" queried one of the ladies.
"Certainly. and I never ask what use ohe
makes of it. That reminds me that this is
r'm‘tunlny night and I owe her two weeks"
salary."
lie opened his wallet and handed me
three ten dollar bills. and five married la-
dies unburned in charm:
"flow ~« I - wish ~ I —wan—.\lrs.~~liow<
acrf."
Before the evening mu over I had the
money hidden away, and our mmpauy bud
scarcely deported when Mr. Ilowser held
Ioflllt'tl
soil.
on healthy. gravely
Thin is no “ovulation to make
a pile of "runny.
I lmught lllirsv lots wry roas-
onably, and am satisfied with a
small profit.
Scrotum] lots hun- bown sold
this your. 'I'v-nus all'v- mat-Iv in;
suit the plil’l'llilh‘l‘l'.
lingers, I soon found fonrothers, together
with some small pieces of untidy cant-art. I
at once jumped to the conclusion that
there must be I store of Ire-nun: below,
and I ran for a shovel. It wm easydigxing
there, and I had not gone down over two
feet before I was throwingont more money
than dirt.
The treasure had been contained entirely
in canvas Imps. These IISUI been stout
enough ill the outset, but the dummies. of
the earth haul finally rotted them. leould
could not lift a single one of the ling: out
by itself on this account, but brought
down a piece of :lJIIICIIIIb and spread it
be regarded no aliens; Ko Jewo shall dwell
in my part of the United States except the
states of Virginia, North Carolina. South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Minis
stippl unless they are graduatea of some
state university, member. of a learned
proleaniun. akilld artisans holding certifi
cate- Irnm a technical school. or members
‘ofachamherofeomrnerkwho pay “a
. year for that gririlcge. No Jew shall hold
any government ormunicipal office.
“No Jew film.“ buy or rent Lin-led prop
erty. All Jews shall pay special taxes in
conueotit n with religious services. No
synagogue may he opened without the per—
out his hand to me.
"What is it?"
“Ilaml over."
"What do you mean ’"
'"I'hal thirty dollara.”
”But it in my allowance. You said so
before all the people, and now you won't
be lnjnn enough to take it back."
”You know very well why I glue it to
you. It was to showofl over Thompson
anal Jones, who never allow their wives a
cent."
"Well. I'll see about it."
Do not mi» this opportunity
In) sm‘llh- one of tlwsc lots,
For l'urtlu-r parlivulurs apply in
TAILOR 8. GOLDEN.
Dr Christian Swartz.
Danbury O. llorwallt Division.
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Sunday. 79 1. m. and 033‘: p. m.
p. m. .‘uruhlj-s “fin. m and M6 ., m.
I; l? on“: '3 1‘ n. m. I: ll. 2 in, .1 m and ’
'i‘r.x‘m~ fran- IIIel:t-flr*ll£ Iul‘ mmh .
ti l7». 2 In. H lnmpl 1i .3."- tt. “L, 23*. 3'37.
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THE I’lllll’iildfillh’
‘ 'I'nrim have Hrmh Nor-walk fur lhmlmry
h l». to is n. In. 12H. :1". .i hut? 33 Mid 102.111. to.
. Trek.- lwm» lmrllvury for South Somalis-v
n" .JMJHBAM ll L3 3,111.. ill". 3m and Mo
Trains lune Smith anualk for {id fielrl~
will. limiting
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snum loam IND HOOWIIK.;'
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BRIDGEPORT.
CURTAIN ROOM.
Spw-iul salvuf Irish Point. Suttinghpm. Swiss and Embroidered
limbo ( Imam.» The worm! Int m: :m» selling are In new and
r-Ir‘gilltl pallvl‘ns and
Positively About Half Price.
'i'hv Irish Point numbers at $13 12. $l 3%. ill 3'3. S": O”. >37 61>“. $9 00
sillllI 5H W are has than half priw. The» High Grades at Slh’ and
$3? an- Worth 5 ' and SSH. Tilllllmlll'r‘tl Swiss Curtains from $5 to
Muslin by thw yzml. 2‘54 and upwanls. Lot
figurr-d Muslim. 3: llll‘llvs with. at 33%; Worth fulh’ 500. Nice
Lat-v Srrims iv a yard. .
WINDOW SHADES.
'l‘wn yank lung. spring fixtures. 27w: '3 yards long. .2 iringrollers
lir: cum quaility opaque“. liw: luuulsurm» Ililllu Shauhrs. 35?: new”
Smyrna limp. .'-w and up: t-lvgunt Myles; Iinxr’m. at 3': 4.3; very
Morph-r. Wilton mu] Ilaghestan
5n stylus at :34 4:. $4 3:. and
9335'. W. I'hvnilh- Tahit- L'uvcrs at $1 lift. in patterns handsome Oil
S 1. I‘Imlrrni-Ieim!
{handsome om-s. illlxi'l. $3.3M.
“I.” or NORWAIK MID EAGLE! Rugs. in (IIISIZI‘S. ('ln-nillr- l’urlzrins.
the ground, and then piled the tmmr‘e
mhfilnn of the president of the United
on it on I freed it from the dirt. There had;
We» and no public prayers may be held
(:lnth.~. m-w patterns in Linoleum. in” styles handsome Baskets.
I‘Jt-Viltul‘ runs to the new mi Hull: and Linoleum department.
been twelve bow; of money, every piece of
gold. I knew the mine only in English
currency. There were pieces I knew to
have been coined in India, Spain, France,
Holland and the United Staten, and I gave
a. guess at the mine by the weight alone. I
found the lrenonre about So'clock in the
morning, and it was after onion before I
. had all the money on the sailcloth. I wan
astnut, healthy boy, but I could not have
lifted u tenth port of thetotalweight. l
doubt it u Mum mun could have draggel it
It foot.
The first thought woe to get the money
to my house—4t tulle away. I got unlmll
suck, and planned to carry the pile own; in
such hurls no I could lift; but then I began
to argue that, u I was the only [sebum no
the. island, the money was a safe when. it
wm at it would be in my house. I the»
lure filled my pockets with the larger pier-en
mt “lecture”. and contented mywelf with
spremling a piece of canvas over the heap
and throwing on name Imam-2t. I on»
not greatly rattled over the III}; null, ul
though I knew there rum: be ten» of Ilmuv
sand» of dollars there. I was simply a Ill.
tie more anxious to night it soil. and for the
next week I did nothing but patrol upaod
down the thorn and look seaward. I rise
fled the money every morningaml evening.
and now and then poured the heap ore: Mp1
carried away such coins on I desired or
more closely turned.
in any other place than a synagogue.
When more than ten Jews wish touted
rocrther for colonisation or lll‘ll‘lflrill’ln
they mutt obtain permission from the
’ munlvlpal nuthoritiea Married Jews who
become converted to Christianity ore ipso
(new dlroreed on conversion; but the wife.
if she remains; a eress. maynotrnurry
In.
"All Jew: attaining the age of twenty
. aludl nerve live yemin the hctivc army
audtklrteen years In the reserve, but no
Jew may become-owner even anodi-
ccr'o nrrunt. No ch shall mvein the
navy!
Such A condition of adairs as is implied
in this parophme of the Russian laws of-
frctinrt Jews In so impoooihle. so intuit
nimble, in this country and to no that
we can scarcelyiraa‘lne it to exist any
where else. And yet there in no ranger/re
lion in slltfh a pdraphrne. The Jew today
in llmatalshedgrdaroundhyont of re
attic-("tuna an whimsiui and no odensuve ao
‘ anything dele by the fanatics or the
Middle Age», carried out with a savage
brutality which to potable only to a half
clvlliaed country. Jewe are both heretics
, audaliensln Wham-4’. u. Hubert.
. Jr.,ln Forum.
Ono way 0! PMHID‘ for the Old.
The Fulan- spend noinconaidnahle part
of their lives making mat- in which to he
Afr" liI’IIIflI Iweuinlml In" on hour, 2
and hr- thought I w.“ milwp, hegnt up and 1": if.
numbed about for two long hours nfter 3‘ E
that money. Ihnd tucked It behind the :1 ':
clock in the sitting room. and he found It .x. 2'.
at last. and when he got into bed I heard 1' 1:
him chuckling: P.
"The idea of any sane husband giving 2’;
h'm wzfe thirty duller.» all in a lump: Why.
she'd have jiht waetrrl [Wolhlhb of irf"
We hwl teen married about a year, and
I rcnwmhvr what a shock It ware me when
llr. Ilowgr returned to the boom one
mrmng about half on hourafter he had
atarted clown town. He came rushing up
the 940;“. unlocked the door and bound it
open. and bin face was an pale as death as
he tel-oped out:
"llywruy walleti"
“Your wallet? Why, I found It under
your pillow and left it on the motel
there."
"And you —you're looked inside of it!"
"So, I haven't. It‘s there just an I found
it."
II: soiled it and not down and count-«l
the molenu over Ihr'ree, and no he uttered
a great sigh of relief I lulled:
"In your owney all right?"
" It mm: tn be. "
“Ami suppose I bar! opened it and
eotmu-vl your cull?"
“W—whot!“
”suppose I had eren helped myself to
five dollars or ten dollar's!"
“You—you help youmlfi"
"Yrs. Didn't you tell me that half your
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Family
FIII'IIII‘I'h‘ Horses. in fart. Anything in thr- Urn-m-
All Hurst-s fiHIII Irv lIlIH vs.
millislmwnt are wnrrunh-tl.
Heavy Truck lint-M‘s.
M. H. PARSONS,
Brookslde Stock Farm.
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Cross Creek
w. B. Hall & Co.
Thaddeus Guyer,
FIRST-CLASS OROOERIES!
It won, Italievemn the morning of the '
thirteenth day after finding the atom-y ‘-,
um I walked dowry tn the water for my I
morningdlp to tee a whaling hark hove '
to about a mile away and one of her bust-r
pulling in. It want the Englhb whaling
ml: Ilrumpmr, and flutter had um her
uptainlnaXewZealaod port and rolled;
him to call at the Islands» he bore away ?
and look for trace: of me. When it want;
found that Iwu alive nu! well the captain ‘
hurled, and every-home has ogre-stereo
amaller pliant them rolled upamong the
raftera. with which their owners will not
part for loraor money. Wherever grave.
are made they are bottomed with clean
dry-od brought from them-hormaml
Mirna mphauianmadeonlalaol
aloft sanclttone, over which. when the
bulls are placed within. n slab of the
cam material is Iowerwl.aud the grave
R: lull-at l mu.
money hemmed to me, and that I had just
a much right to the family wallet as
you?"
..NW!'R
"Mr. Bow-er!"
”Never. Never did! Sever said any-
thing which could monthly be construed
to mean any ouch thing! Never, under
any circunmtancro, Mrs. lbw-er. do you
danto loy allow-tron my wallet!"
"I never will-“not can alter you are
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trolling Hun-us. I‘m'inu Ilurm‘s, Fine (“mu-h II
WE lfll HEADQUARTERS run
Fancy Bakery
COAL.
WOOD.
Hickory. Oak, Pine and Chestnut
come about. III.- would not promise to
canymeurxewl'ealaodoodsrolamootka,
aahewatlhonnd to the banksof Brazil.
hutheliotenl all mypropertyofl atafair
value and put It to my credit. When
everything had been taken almond I
Millet my yorker Wanton
himofmy and. What I had brought up
tothe home counted up nearly my“.
list: my.
I «tartar! with klmlorthnpotwheruke
treasure waalylog, accompanied hythree
ofhiomenmadwe nacho-lit toflodthat
everything had Muppet-red. waa
thoholel hotldngwherewere the withered
Mothe- which had auroral the heap-
thereth traekuot men lathe; down to
thewater'sedae. lhadheonthneatsoa
dowatke night before. Dot-tog the night
aparty had Iaudwl and rewored the last
mum. fromwlwaeetkeyesrae.
tilled In with earth.
twenty fast. and then running: a uhaft but
In a be}
amount aluminium,“ we.
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by digging straight down for fifteen or Press.
A Cold Day.
"nee when It wan cold and blot!
l'npld bid in label‘s mull.
“label“: little halls.” coral: he.
”War- an any neat will he.
lien I'll eta! and take nine use.”
(In at Indian come a mu
Stout-d. Mental-d. “What’- thhf
My something b antral"
lll'll hi’l‘l‘lllfl‘lllh‘ AIIII
Angel Cale, Charlotte Russe.
Instructs, Chocolate Eclairs.
lady fingers. French Squares.
loaf Sponge, Puunl Cale, etc.
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IIHERTON It 00.
Where are You Coma?
Inn ”on; down to
HUNT It ZELOFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
Where] I m the Pro-hm
and Vera?“ “git-Ir IIII mm I153.
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Dylan. on}; lobsters,
I'm Tonto 0m.
Import-l trrtlm.
muwm; Creamery butter.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
OBIIN IND FEED.
Baled Hay and Straw,
Raymundlrothers
.(CIECOIV’B POINT.)
South Norwalk. Cl.
J. E. POWER,
PROPRIETOR.
at
Dorlon Point,
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Hart: ltlzllnvlm'ro 'l'lllllit MAGMFICENT FIREPHOOF BUILDING (00V-
Bruno 23‘ new Ol‘ l‘lAlOlt lll'llclil.
125th 3'15, WEST,
unwm LINUX All! fiflllt‘l'll AI‘IKSM
III" III! mm no I“? VIIIIb "m “I! IIIIIBI‘I’ID II I. 1. um 2“ IT.
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Dry and Funny Cools. Military. Cloris, Suits, Fine Sines.
W 0003!, “A, W! m GLASS,
ltlltlll'l’lllt. IIDDIIO. HOUOIKIIPIIB Llllll,
UPHOLBTIIIY GOODS. CURTAINS, trc.
Mounted fl moment-«undam- olttln lilo wileeoflew'ut.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Isl-Antonino given on
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Tin and Sheet lronWorl.
‘ We are mailing
Victory. law Stamlord and Silshy's Steam Helm.
WI; how a line stock of
Decomtodm Plain china.
”uncommon more muons. monument.
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Norwalk Chronicler