‘Theee5’goodumut beteldb
ithenewyearte make room to;
‘othern‘ . Don’t eta until on
who everytli’ y
mg in
anthem.
C. H. H
70 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
A GITV WELLER? WISH.
lhvothelealm‘theoidmktrea.
llovathegnxnol theuprnm,
liontheharkorthehielwvy.
And i love the maple'e juice.
0n the wdnut's grain l fondly
0n the cherry'a fruit l'd dine.
Andllovetoiieinanarrowhoat
And went the odor of pine.
Ah. Incl how I winh rum powergrand
Would invent more tingle tree
With all there pollu- well developed, and
Would mend that tree to me!
I'd ’lllt it deep in the Jardinim
That Itanda in this flat of mine:
I'd give it the tweetent. tenderer» can.
And water it: mm with wine.
Hahn Kendrick Bang: in IIIrper'a Weekly. /
ALONE IN THE HOUSE.
3:
Pawkea
M
the 5th day of November—"Guy
y” in the old English calendar
. that h g bore the mantel in my maternal
grandmother's long disnch room up atairr.
In this northern home to which we had re-
cently removed, falling heir to it through
that very uncertmn’ will, the dwellers re
Wed November rather an a winter than
an autumn month. and today the wind
howled and the rain pattered witha per-
sistency marvelous to behold.
And.aa it happened, I was all alone in
the house. Father had gone to take his
maul apples to market-Abe apples that l
rnyuelf had helped to harveot and pack
into the lambs—and wrm not expected
home until tomorrow night at the earliest.
Jltclt, my brother, was ill Montreal, fitting
up the law office which was henccfurward
to he hi» abode. Jenn, our lmrdlenturul,
' “(ingrained old servant, had gone home
with the “rheninntiui,” as she termed it, to
he treated by is certain aimient ln-lian herb
dmtor, and Jim: at dunk fall Peter, our
"Bantu: men." had thrust his shock head
nneemmoniouaiy in at the door.
“I ally, Minn Ruth," in.- hud said, "there's
plenty oi wood and everything‘s all snug
for the night. and I'm goin over to Steph-
enson’s. They're in trouble there."
"Trouble, Peter? What kind of trouble!
la the old mun nit-ii?”
But in annwertu :2} query Peter only
uttered an indistinct remark and went out,
alumning the door behind him.
I atgml in front of the fire. looking down
at the glowing' mnbemnml pondering with-
in myself. The Stephensons, who lived in
an old gmystmw lliillse on the other side
of the precipirnu-a glen, had always been a
riddle to me. ’. be family was small, con‘
Ming only of n cruiilieil old man, his por-
tontonaly silent wife. and two toll, on
gainly Irons. and what on earth they did
'lth the big, echoing rooms, or how they
contrived to live, perched like eagleti on
the side of the rock, I would not form the
leaet idea. ”City boarders," Peter had
once granted out in answer to my peraist-
tnt interrogatione. But if they kept city
boarders. why dial they not Trove these
dreary mountain {adhesives when the
haven full and the dismal autumn fogs
gathered above the cliffs? Altogether,
there was a certain ntnuxiphcre of mystery
about than "ritephensons" that aroused
all the Evelik-r instincts of my nature.
While [still stood thinking, a raft tap
”untied at the door. lopened it at once,
never once remembering that l mu alone
in the house.
“Ya never oitghwr’d do that, Mitts Ruth,”
raid the well known accents of Mrs.
Sludge. Farmer Giualge’u buxom wife.
"Do what, Mn. Gludge?"
”an thi- door arter dark, when you’re
alone in the house, without askin who’s
there."
“flow did you knowl was alone in the
II
”I but rut Peter goin to Stephenaon'a."
"0h!" said I. "But we don't have
Imp. mind here, Mrs. (lindgef'
“I'm not no certain 0’ that," said the
farmer‘- wffe. "Your folks hain’t lived
here—lent: as l have. We're just nigh
enough to the Canada line to have queer
characters pmwliu about when ye least ex-
peet’em. And then there'nStephenxons."
“What of Stephemuum?"l cried. eager—
ly. “Who is Stephenson. anyway! Do
tell me. Mn. “lodge.”
“Well. l declare!” said Mn. (nudge.
“la it Millie, now, that they haiu’t told
on,"
y “They have told me nothing," raid 1.
”Well. it's likely they didn’t want to
learn you or make you nervona," laid Mn.
Glndge. “Dunn“ the same, lthink you
ought (I! know,"
"Mm Sludge," cried I. seizing her arm,
”what in it! Do tell me!"
“It's . private home,” said Mrs. Gludge,
lowering her voice to a whinper, as though
the raindrops; and the mtiingllr hongha
wold overhear.
”A what?" i gasped.
”luv people of feeble mind," explained
“woman. ”and turtles," tapping berfore-
hladauha I.
“will” .
Lilian.” cried I, ”that'- what Peter
meant when he Iain Ibat—that”-—-—
"W“tbmrcrntum humeliow
given 'ern the Ilip,” said Mn. Glndge—
“Ia English gentleman from Montreal,
on liar only llelil there alewdaya. No—
body known but how It happened, but
Lumen. My man'I mom with
a to help hunt for him; no but
9!
Peter. -
”lie might Im told no." i cried Indig-
alntl .
“Alma, Idea’tthlnk he ought when
left you hate alone." laid Mn. Glndge no
rarely.
”flat you've come to any with no, Mrs.
mariner”
”Elam heart, Ill- Bath. not l‘ni
filmy ”mm a interim Ilr. 1:012;
u ~a vary inportaa
”a. 'la Iii-w writ on it” (for in
odditie- to her tinti- . We wifeaad
mother of D lam family of little children,
only helped her hotbed la the
Ian at the air-core little marry
palliation the road.) “And—by the way,
I'd nearly tel-out th-I'VU not-mm
you w. Til-Want brought In here."
"h n "F n
“madyimmny “drum
. than w m inn
Intern-automaker
"Ilium. "laid:
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get to t
Boo and '
goods are too numerous to mention prices. Come
I6 1......
Shoes (1 Rubber-e to he cloa-
awring the next ninety
Harvey.
he oldest ehoe dealerin town,
Shoes, for the wants of the
ARVEY.
look for it 3 >£ mm m"-—-
“0h, hour Lud the letter,"fl inter—
rupted. "i :2 .re say it'll only from Jack.
Tomorrow morning will do very well for
that. But, Mrs. “fudge, you’ll come back
, and atay with me till Peter go" back!
Jean lauway, you kpuw, aud"-«--
"Yes. my dear, l‘ll do that," xntwnted the
woman, evidently relieved to he hated so
easily on the won or the latter. "And it
won't be lung: first. We only u‘abovt half
mile to Romney‘s, if the wind didn't blow
It) like fill |¥tk\t‘W’-l."
With a good humurnd and “he dluap-
penrcd iutothu rain and durkm-axmnd I
ran back to pllv fro-air imp on the waning
lire. flunk burglurn, vxlraditcd wonder-
em, a lunatic nt largn~with all them poo-
aibilirim whirling in my brain it isuot.
strung:- tlmt l lignml u unwind lump in or-
der effectually lu lmniwh nll lurking shad»
owu from the annular of tho room, and
started nervomly when untuiden blast of
wind shook tine window nimtters as if with
some imperious bond,
"1'" go up to flu,- gnrrvt and brim: down
wine buttermmi,” thought. l, “and then
I’ll get some cider from the cellar. It will
be fun to (mu-k the butternuts and watch
tluznht-lls lliilL-it' intlw fin-,uml Mrs. Gludgo
“‘lllllkt‘ u iii-um of cider when shambles
buck all \repuml chill."
Chennai by thin happy thought, [caught
up a lump :md flewto the gurret of the
roomy old home where my father had
lmtovvml all the unity Err-running: of the
autumn woods. Smut-how, Priscilla, the
out. hurl gut inclzml info the garnet, null I
had to reluuw her from duration vile, :Ind
replacvn lnx or two which she had knock
rd oil from tlu- oindmv sill, lwfuru icume
down, driving llt'f I-utnhip before me, with
tho lamp in one band and (In nprpnful 0f
hum-mum in riw pillar. Through the
m up pring l'nmu door ntrennmlu my of
Hui-.3; light. info rlu- t‘iuuneriun durknm
of flu: hull. [stopped abruptly. Surely]
bad elvmi that door when i came out, re'
tru'lulx'rlng u. t'vrluin trick it bml of ulam~
min: in uwl fro in windy weather iilttl
thu. .\nvl at th» wine flow u curious con:
N‘ltth\ll\‘h§ of sumo lutltmn prim-mm near by
erupt ovrr llli.‘ like an unset-u magnetic nur—
nut.
For \\':\.-0 it n fitlht‘ prumunitiou. Asl
hirrtt'litnl mv neck to lm-pcuxuiously into
tin: room. i now heated la-fnn- the tirea
gentleman—1i ynunzish gentleman, pale,
blur-k liniral. ml. m I thought, rather nu-
nvtllnl «d' : ' And at «lwidwlly wet
and umd |».- reml gvutlrmun, whose
ruiment sit-:2: . in the gloriuih blaze and
crackle of the pms hub. aL-t hunt them
ll'tlillTlL' out his hand.» to lllt‘ genial
Warmth.
How bad lw unluml an entrance? Hull l
curries-4y ”0.11:0?le tr bolt fltt‘ biudoor
after Mrs. Giulio-'5 ' eporturc? You. I
must hurl- done so, and that was a proof of
how utterly unfit 1 Wins to be left by my-
self. Furrint’coull I xtoml tin-re quailing
and dunking, my iwurt thumping liken
triplmnmwr. n cold nwnut breaking out
upon my furs-head, ln-fom i decided what
in ah i.
l lull iwwr .-.--~u u bani. lvztr'lzlnr. to be
siirv. lm' l t\.'.- gm-t'yz-o-rluili fill! whim
hundwl .- n'frruzu- mnld not belong tothut
run: .\ all i did not think bench-d like
any urim- scoumln-l who mot fleeing from
the rigors of the: luw. He must be the
I'illLtle'h gentleman, gone wrong in his
head, who had “escupc-l" from Stephen-
son's.
i won alone in the house with a maniac;
and at tin-idea tnybcurt bout more vio-
lently than n-ver and the cold drops grew
colder .r . my brow.
With a ntltl'lrtl instinct I decided that
then- wru nothing for it but flight. The
Wf'lr‘f feature of the who wzni that I could
nu: gr: out of the llnllnb «be it remembered
that l'vtvr had taken away the key of the
hack hill‘llt'll door in his pocket) without
[M‘sillg directly through the room win-re
tln- escnrml lunatic still. limiting before flu-
firu. This, however. must be luced; the-re
mo. no remedy for it, and with one blind
rzi-di l precipitated myself through the
rmm, tmubling (Northern! and scattering
a moon of lmttrrnnts an I went. and
iiurtwl insidious: through tin-door, with an
involuntary shriek that might have mot
the ceiling. if ever ceiling; were rent in
that wuy except in the page» of romance.
Directly into the anus til—Jack, my own
brother Jan-k, who met coming in from this
run with .1 light vulia.1 in one hand and u
dripping curriuzc robe in the other.
“ilulloof” bowled Jack, staggering under
the blow of my very unexpected appear-
nnm. "Why—what the—d declare if it
isn't lluthy!”
"Uh. Jack! oh..inckl" lacmnnu-d, clutch
log at him like the drowning man at the
proverbial straw.
"Wherr- are all tin- folks? What hint be-
come ofthe utable keyu.’ What have you
done with fluvial-m!" fit-demanded. But
I paid no bred to his intermgutovieu.
"Come, Jack!" i cried; "come quickly!
Thutwmped lltnutii'! He’s right there in
the keeping room: 0h, Jack, i do hope
you've got your revolver!"
"What?" roaml‘ Jack. "An cleaned
lunatic? Where the deuce baa he come
from! llaa he hurt Carleton!"
lie made a nprllig toward the keeping
room, in who-w door attend the tall. pain
mun, etminlng his eye» out into the night.
"Win-re to ho?" shouted Jack.
”When/v. who!" raid the mane-i luna.
tie in a pleasant, Iiightly drawilmc valor.
"it won't he! it want a idle! And Ihe
clean-d the floor in a Iingle hound. andw
0h, i'm sure i beg n thouIand pardonu!"~
tulle caught eight of me. "But. please,
what in the matter?"
in it around my mental viulun lmme an
clear my cryxtal. l raw it all. and I envied
Priscilla. the cat, [Deanne i could not van-
ish underline china euphmml an Ihedld.
and be gone! i could only blush and harm
my head. and Itamnier out incoherent
apologies; amid the laughterof Jack and
the polite apologlaa of the friend Whom he
had unexpectedly brought from Montreal
with him, and when mmin had been an-
nonmmi,» it walnut, by: a very letter
Mrs. “lodge had loIt.
'i'hat'I all. There In no tunnel to my
Itory. in real life l have found that Ito-
riaaeldnm do have Wild-fl. i had had a
dreadful fright. and they all laughed at‘
me at ilrat and nude cream for me and
netted me afterward and odd ”Pom little
Ruth!" Either declared that he would
never rink well a thing again. and dia-
ebarged Peter on the sigma—but Peter came
back to life work the out day pm a
non-fatal lie :de rtlli. l:r. Oarlum
waavrryniea Vapolwptie or m '
la without knockinu tndry hint-nit, while
Jack waI healing the hour to the barn,
but he has not yet fallau in love with too
hm do.
‘ K illwllu array: out w” ‘
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real rhyme or and
”makeup an
andlnthaineat ”harmonica-
aItid'aetloa. i If to
llwily-election: lieft mug:- MW
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on
w uheaflvvlllflvethebutchelee.
tion to honor}
Mwwmanthelarm :3!“wa ve
ever molerad.’l‘hepatteruareofthe
verylatut mom
HilliamHTSwords
SH WISHING"! STREET,
an?! scorn NORWALK.
'rns‘niifi'éé ACR us” fill. .
There it IniIery and mourning
la the home aem the way,
for e Ill-t unblddon muted
And no voice could my bin nay.
0n the dmrway name the throat
With unite eloquence to lay.
hath gone to meet the trauma:
From the houae norm the way."
And the pamrby that hurriea .
From hie task of every day.
Stops his will-tie and Item sonar
Peat the home new the way.
On the doorstep sit» a baby.
Reaching up her hand» to play
With the crane that hangs in etraamera
the home arm the way.
III a darkened room they're revving
On a Ihroud in which to lay
fler who heed» not how tin-y dock her
In the home acrou the way.
When they speak, they am]; to whine”.
And their furtlve glances army
To the athlete form than. aleeping
In the honors across the way.
At my window I sit thinking,
While the nighttime gallium gray,
Of their dreary desolation
In the house nevus-1 the way.
They have never craved my pathway,
But with learn 1 kneel and pray
For the white faced watchers weeping
In the house acme the way.
And i feel a nonwlm sorrow
"art my heart to think I may
Likewise sit within the ahndow
0f the home aeros- the way.
4118a!) M. Beat in Gena! Housekeeping.
RUDENESS TN WOMEN.
'l'oo Often We Are l'rnna to lie lireoaald~
crate or the Feeling: of when.
An able writer strongly denounces the
rudeness, which, however, he mildly terms
lnconsidemtcnmv, found among: women,
and must. we not, as a su-x, plead uniliv
to this charge? Not that i Wlnll to my
that the opposite sex are any better than
we; but it seems to lllt' we ought to strive
to be a little superior to them. They ex-
pect it of us, you know, and why slmuld
we disappoint them?
Who has not overheard, or rwrhnpmheun
the vietimnf the pert remarks uudi-rlri-
clams of the young misses on the ntl’l’t‘t or
in the car! in shopping espcrially do we
find ample opportunity to complain of the
rudeness among the so called “goutivr
sex." (Jun such wrsona truthfully In»
termed gentle? In many tum-s we are
treated with lllt' “Irritant linpullli‘ller-Jt by
even the salt-sludim whose: principal qrml
iflcationa should be pleasant xminnem.
l have in mind a prominent. dry gomla
house where the Mleawumcn, with few ex-
ceptions. are so disobliging and importi-
nent that one feel: relieved when shopping
iaover. I fully admit that three pom,
tired girls are frvqueutly the victims of
extreme rodent-s» on the part of the lad y (M
purchaser or shopper, but that in no name
for her display of illtemper, for what «he
lsth'ns rodent-m to those \vhum ulna i< ox-
pecti'd to serve politely? 'l'lu-n- un- nisu
acoresof Women who, in the llrv'at‘i‘it‘t' of
their own Mix arr, owing to lilt'lf ill nutri-
hem. simply nnln'nruhlr, while, when gm
tlemen appear upon the scrub, flu-y immv»
diutely become the very cmlmdunvnt of
politenesn and grace.
l mu recently urged to attend a ”spot'lul
bargain sale," whiuh opened at a t‘t‘rlnin
hour, rind l mu our only gn-utly wirpriwl
but shoclml at the extreme rtnlrnesw u.
bibited. 'l‘hepushing, jmtliug,teariugof
goodxontof the hands of would be pur-
chasers, to any nothing of the loving nf
temper: and exhibitions of anger, was such
”cannot be described. l have tirnily re-
solved to never, never attend another
"lair." I could go on and enlmiemte. per‘
hapa, dozen.» of instancen of not inconsid-
erntenm, hilt genuine rude-nests unmnz the
women on the street or in the wire, car
and variou- ()thi'l' place».
Kind words and pleasant manor-niece:
nothing. exmpt perhaps to the unne-
customed; but what a comfort and plum-
ure they may be to than with whum we
come in contact: Where ymlirrum has
been acquired in childhood. it roommat-
urai throughout life to be plmarit and
agreeable in upeech and manner: tbt'reforv,
dear parental, let this he one of your prime
dutlai,to teach your children to pox-«Nu
well bred manners and to gm kind word-i
wherever they may be. When- wire-m:-
have failed, I teacher may frequently do
wooden, and i think every teacher uhnnid
consider it one of her principal dutimtn
allow nothing but pleasant words and man-
nern within the M-hmlrmm.
The teacher, however, who myn, ”Gauge,
cloae that door," and "putts Gwrge to
My, “Mine Brown, please help "It' with
thia example," will never mm with auc-
ecu. A child. mywtaily a girl, in nine
can out of ten, romidrra the teacher at
least a moral of perfection, and whether
in or out of Ichool token the firmware
teacher In her model. When little Juliet,
in playing Ichool, proudly names. her-alt
"Ill-I Smith," and Iharply “)1 to her ar-
my 0! doll poplin. "Skip that talking right
away or I’ll be: your run,” you can safely
judge that Mia: i-itnlth in not annually
gifted with pleasant voice or manner», two
“annual elements to Iomlui learning.
Therefore, dear when, beware what an
example you act thine innecnnt children.
You would he Darwin!!! tokmuv how strut
an influence you have over them. ball!
you could ate them in their hnum or at
their play you would he cnnvltu‘vtl, amil
more Mann cannot be too «manta
your words and lotions nor numb-goat
in the exacting of pleasant word: and po-
ltte manner: from all pupils in yum-pro»
m.~l£mllle ilolfmom In ilmwkeeper.
land an a Purifier.
fiend in more than I mm filter. it in n
purifier of grant important-r. Ind when
roperly ml it will remove all impurltlea
mm water and liquids. Vinegar planed
through a think layer of mud hm tun-it
of it: acid, and ardt is also partly removed
from Int-tame. panned through it. On in
llkewiee arrested and retained in the and,
If them in Iufllcient acid and chemical» In
the germ: of dine-e are held in loin-
tiuii , wanted from posing of! Into
the water. This in cloud by attraction of
one hotly for another, and not merelyhy
the intimate! large particles in the and,
Mn. to the email intention through
which t have to . _
greatly an in value an I purifier by
Milli”; divided matter. met: an alum.
Anetta-r mobile for I m and filter
or Purifier ii to here I comparatively large
and Ian-er overwlueh the m out»
now. Sand fill-re
.mm new:
i a may way n
the drinking water.»- w ant m
It when trying that
tar “no and”
Untamed
' Velvete, Birde,
THE LATEST STYLE
lltmtldbl int-ram g.
Trimmed lute iu‘all them
stay belowalloempetito .lt
onrrtoe Weareover end
.we are'etili theleadereandthet
hateotev co
B in! Aetraohan Fur On ,
tiglifiitting fronts, only pee
These capes
Cloth Trimming by the y
Ithatnmo Hotel Block.
Court Ilad lilo Jurlullvtlnn liver.
Som- ultnr the women oi Wyoming war!
enlrunuhiwd Mlflil' um. decided thnt it
would or well to have a woman justice of
tlw [N'lict', in) ”my soluble-d Mrs. Movrla, ll
Coilirinrtluut Woman, who had been an ear-
or»! und ju-ilciolm woman Iuflrngiat and
woriuul for her appointment in South Pan
L‘uy. the county mi of Swwtwaterconnty.
This recall. a very pleuaulit meeting with
a dim. Mornn at Albany in 1876, orallont
that time, who wan then making her home
with llf'l’ mu there, who may he theoamo
Mm. Mnrria. Mot Morn» haul recently
been an active justice of the peace in Wyo-
ming. and guns me the circumstances»-
tvnding lu-r appointment and her experi-
ence with herflrnt rnuein court. It seemed
there had grown up a little feeling toward
the incumimnt—nut from any maladminio
trillion, but Immune he had held the omoe
for a long time, and another man, who had
his friends. wanted the pmuitlon. There
was growing up quitea feeling, when it oc-
curred to u couple of business men, friend:
of but h, to try and allay the feeling by rug-
guntlng that ”Mother Morris" be made
mogul rate. Before calling on Mm. Morris
they called upon the incumbent and would
he 'Mlliirt: and stated the object in view,
viz... that they both yiclil in favor of Mrs.
.‘filri'ls, which both, on the enthusiasm of
tin- mument, ugrrvl to do.
The self unpainted committee then will“
on Mrs. Morris and glared the purpose of
their visit. Mn. Morris at one» mid: “Me
n tnugistrntr? Why! I never looked at a
law book in my life. What mold [do in
dispensing: malice? The idea is preposter-
ons." "\\rll, Mr». Morris, we know you
and your scrum uf jlinlict', and have all
culllitluliu‘ in your honor and integrity,
and Ill" candldutu for the other: have both
insured u.» that if you will take the olllee
they urll rhmrfully mign all claims and
will im- every effort for your appoint-
ment." "Well,“ these are the facts I Will
mulnt‘llt to fake the miller, but you know.
guullwnvn. that l knnu‘ nothing about. the
duties. but i \\ .ll do tln- bat lean.”
In due time riu- upwiutmcnt mine, and
Mrs. Moi-rm was inninllrd an justice of the
peace of “’yutning. The docket 0f"the
incumiwnt" moi bonded over and in due
time wine the first ruse. This was a
trivial umttrr berm-cu two litigants, both
well known to Mrs. Morris. which had
born (mount-Med heft-r thi- former jusilu‘.
t)! wurw ll lK't‘Jllll‘ known through the
fuwti llml Mia. Enquire Morris; was going
in have iirl’ rim trial. and every spare citi-
zvn mum. of mum. be pom-m to hear it.
The “mun" met in the courtroom on
time illlll mill-d on the plaintiff. thmngh
his ulturm'), to state his PAM. The de-
fru .- mm tin-o called in the mime manner.
"Your nttortwy-x have stated your care
mim-tly. have they. mutilation?" “Yea,
nm'zuu." "l‘lu-u this court has no jurie-
lllt'llnll our the unlit." The attorney for
the plaintirl inuxirdintely rune nnd com-
rm-on-‘l talking. but the "Esquire" said,
"ilr; you pardon, sir, but this court has
n.» gun fun nu-r no. no...“
'lur:.... 4w llll' llli;.tlil~ ~l.t' nuitl: "lit'l‘t‘,
‘l: .l. -,l \-.il.l_\n:l:1l:dlit‘ur;v u go home
out: me; mum right along." 'l'iiry both
Mimi. and Inn arrival at her house she
1mm ll lu ti. arm- :tfrul maid: "Ne here,
at um; 3m; riur t "hark-a so much; now you
jl: : lillll nod wini- up right herror l
u .l. l u r givu- r."w of you unolhrr piece
of ; lvuu :r you live." They both
bm r LHuh.nmldnlthonand
flu if“ :r .v Lm luallt‘f‘lll dispute, and after
in... mi} «ungruiululm; the "new 'Iquire"
flit) .l )il'wl
m r . g..»u.-.~. m-m will and will “so story,
-.f:. mun lx-mxm- eruu through the
now. ..:::l Mr“. Murria’ llr‘l now in court
buxom ,\~ in mm on Win in. humor.
If u. .u l u I'm-t «in: bud nojuriuliclion
over t l.«' r in. Imt why -lu- knew if to he so
sln- mold lwl , u, only that who hum-v if to
h.- an. Mrs. Mun-is mlmitmt that Ihe did
not make murh money out of the other, but
aln' ~l‘il ft'ri ilmr 'm- lmwmnl litigation and
ltmilr inon- Lru-mln among u-ouidbe litl~
Karim—California Pioneer.
‘llw Arm. of u llrvil I'InlI .‘hfllll “In.
’l'nv m'limint'l‘ ulitlllt‘V Tooth-«ind. which
u:.iu~xi from Fort lining, brought news
of 1h»: uwwnriy unpleauant experience
Urm, r Tiara. . imxl With it Ilrvil flhll at the
pin.“- nunml wet-oil}.
ll-lf‘lu-a, mn'nllliiufllthI by u fisherman.
\‘..'-’v htlJl'lll'l: for mu exp, and la flu!
umlnuu nhrll partly crweml by a rock
t'nrrlnnuhla eye be determined tumor!
tho- pr'Mi'. llsrmw, who won hon-footed,
alvl'fw l mm m- u‘uler to obtain it grand
pun .. «u luv rut-k. when hiu left ankle
mu. ”wall by mu- of the triitzwlva of a big
mopm. ‘l‘hn allfpriwhl explorer made 0
lllh‘tl} rrl‘ort to tirilW his imprinuned foot
may. but moredumily in their grip than
the hippos-uni a rmlicrmnu an the long,
flrxihh-fwh-rn of the devil llIh, and won
tun-o- nr tmir morn tentaelu of the nth
nu'rxwl powder were w pod around
lhirnw'ftmt and leg, while in hips and
want worn encircled in the alimy embrace
of the devil Huh.
liar-um used every exertion to either free
Mom" or I'll“: land the oomph» up on the
lamb, but bin Itreugtb gate out and he
would mm have mentioned to the ileh'a
viwliLr huh! and been drawn into the no
hmi not his mmpnnion noticed hi. ml
plight and hardened to his ref-cue.
'i’im thou-noun plied a hatchet and a huge
knife with goml chart, and neon notion:
oftentaclm wrre mere-ml from the devil
fish and dropped in the tide. aqnlrmlng
him win. The wholesale curving of in
feelat- prom! too much for the uctopue,
nmllrnsevvml hold» on liarnee’ leg and
body relaxed, and be we. dragged up on
the mndami allowed to recover from the
friuhund weaknm induced by the no
plemnt adventures—San rum Bx-
Imitit'l’.
changing Bode Among the “indece-
réir Alfred iiyall true the first to show in
hie Aniline studlrn how ready Brahmln»
ban is to mutilate all mm of drama
node and «lemma, mat the mom will at-
fmd a remarkable pron! of the accuracy at
in, alternation. The gut-of the pvt-rot
eat-nun, lain-var, will not be the your oi
the next. Many will have diam-ted.
and many will have appeared fort lint
rimmed third if the reefs-ewllleatiou i-
tcpt apt moan-mu wt in prim
ofilmlnwmeelnmbnrmwetdudud
mulch-ring divinitlea. Hot without rel-on
dmlheltlol hemhola therewdaroy
autumn“. at the utilities-of theilltv
duo wonhipvra. '“rtwy here tuned Inc
mun mutation line’- put upon the III-if."
h n retain which mic t hernia-ll yearly
the of diamond demon
pattern anon
llvion.thul't|'t:lm to be about by“
Mud, the refill"! it: yuan.»
meander Mwm.
PlumeI, . Alarge
FUR (BABES.
. ‘ ‘ hue. and
rub nee ‘
esha angmloxr Bihhonm
{teary Satin Lined, long books,
$12.48. .
are worth 18.00. Aalrachan blot!) and Brown
, for dreeees.
H. KRIEGER, .
Soul: Hamil, Bonn.
NEWT sronr
“'lmt :iroxw lwrv fur ‘r Twin rlw 71 :!.f llfim:
by the publn'. nmi givr llu-zn
PHHE 00008
.-\T Ti! 1‘:
[WEST HASH PHIHE
Whirl: hm lit-en unr motto for nwrillyrurn.
and ban mad.- onr reputation u» erl known
all over tia- l‘nitni Stan-w.
WE IMPHHT
Direct From The
Place of Brown
And give the» rurmmwn :lw bun-lit n: .1” inh-r- .
median: prnllh.
The Still? T00.
4T TMIH STREET.
NHHWALK, CONN.
200 Stores in the United States.
-,l‘ Jim
SWAN 8t BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers.
352 Water Street.
FOOT"? HANK llltllmi-Zi’tlfl'l’,t'l'
ire Lend. Ztm- u'nl l‘uhurra Uil. Swing
titanin 13, and I'\l'l')ll.ili‘." rnr l'.v.:ntwn-. Soil;
Tonia“ rtn. Maura llitltrw. 'fnruu, Erl l'nu.
Bamboo l‘olim. Turkic. lfmiu and r‘Vt'nylllflL
howled about about or in rhm-rinrn. “O‘Kllll-
lion Marine Lights All hllitlw uf Engineers
Supplies. l‘lng- fnr noun. hum-v- and Int-iii
hu ldl . “’l-urv tm- rru mzml lit-alimon-
ten for irr-lulwuxul n) .rrrwlimlvrn' slip diva.
Our (‘ottun lirwlgr Mu; iinw. Munilla linuy
WJ'Mtnn llrrvhir \\ or!» and ”it!“ Link» and
lung: are ntiynriur n dual ty toauythlngmarlr
in l rounlry. and line prion-v nrv right Ila-1L
Tue-slum. HIV tort Prices
litter Ilnrhmfd.
Hill 0f THE llllllflllTllHEH
FIVE MIL! RIVER.
n. IIIIIIES.
mmmmvr.m;r.m
“workroom
FRANK aortsrgp
W. B. lllllEll,
lint-hr at Aatutvna VIM WW Anna
" L'Wmviilaciam-I‘MMM
14 WEST “Elli.
South Harwell, cont.
ll Mummflw
“ Inuaf'ml'lulafl.
0 h t' Mew-III.
“m .
mmwumm
PrieeI
roving that
mayor-e eon-cot.
; HeanTiily.
MAW.
, u.
Prices to Suit All.
,: Wmmm
m,
Mill'llltSflH
Manitoulin».
5| "0|!th 8., 80. ”will,
‘ 27 Itln Siren. Howell.
Viral-clan .
Balers, typewriters,
lCE CREAM.
ymapawumuum
henna WWW“
Mrs. Mead’s Schonl.
Sirls' and Young Ladies
RE-oPEHS 00100“ I.
PR! MA NY. INTERMEDIATE; ACADEMIC
A ND COLLEGE PIKE PA llA'f’ORY
DE PA “1'.“ “TS.
‘l’opffn admitted to Wellmle * and "m! on
ET.» certificate of the [Wind .
Mr». Mead announces that on ntortny and
unpleasant days marriage will he in waiting
on the Park corner of Franklin at Halli a. m.,
and at the fichml at 2:2!) 5. m., to convey
pgpiln up and down the h l without extra
1- anus.
Take 0m 0f The Mortgage
0N \‘(ll'k HOMESTEAD.
How then ran on protect our homestead?
How Dilbert-[1n a n nhelter or your wife and
children in out: you die'r The nunwur ielglaln
and cany:-—hy 96‘“!an a Life insurance liey
for an amount «goal to the mortgage. Thous-
ands of home: have been than prnnerved, and
we hope thousand! of more will be in the
future. lint while doing this, why not insure
underaforrn of Policy that wi natinf ' the
mortgage- in case you live.” well an nthe
event of death? An Endowment Policy. far-«L
ml by the t.'onnev-flrnt General Life Insurance
f 'ompuny, of Hartford. Conn. will Nfl‘t'rlllpiltth
fill! If you die. the full amount of the Pulley
will herald at one». If you livr it in puyable
1'0 \‘0 ' and in either event it must provea
\Klrd“ and good invmtmrnt. Irv-urn your life;
bl“ before doing m. bv' sure and examine this
p Ml.
S. S. L’Hommedfeu.
Agent Washington 5L. South Norwalk‘
Housatonic Railroad
Danhury anilhnrwalk Division.
t'tllillllt "Hill Tl) .ll'SE it. laid.
Trains-have .‘outh Nurwalk for lianburyv
615.9“ a. m., 12: ll. 2! :l, 7» “£535 and ill :35 p.m.
holiday.»- 93in. m. and 55‘: p. m.
Trains lv-uve lianlmry for South Norwnlk—
03'». 2 ill. iHYrand ll t’i n. m., 3 l5, 5m and 655
p. m. Sundays who. in and 515 p. m.
Train» leave South Norwalk for litigant-id—
0 i3 and 9 l!‘ a. m., 12”. iii, 5 in and 61:0 p. m.
Twins lr-nvc ifiiiurflrld for Smith Sortvalk—v
Ii ti, 7 in. t' lfiurul llfi‘) u. m.. ’1 01.35, Smand
till“ p. m.
'.\a-u \‘Ark and l‘irrrfirldrxpn-‘r inure New
Yuri; of ii?!) p, m.. South Sorwuik l?“ p, m..
urru in»: a: l‘fltnf'irld l‘lll p. m.
’3’ ' it‘lll and Nrw \urk uprrm lrm’en
l'in-zM-lm lm p.1li..livl?.rl on p. m.,iron-
tw- mu: with nib p. in. {ruin from lizmlmry)
South Normal}. Till p. in.. arriving m Nrw
York H!) 5», iii.
‘lhu’ly on '1‘! Sunday.
MAIN LlNi-Z f)lVl~‘lUX.
Truim Ivar» liriilgrrwirt as follow» :'
:m a. m., “owner: ful' Put—tit l<l.
With». :1... inm'ragvr fur Errol-lid. making
«mm- from In \lhmiy and thy W: q.
in Win. m., ff't‘lLIlll for lluwlo-iviilw.
ll l0». m.. might for firm? Burnout-m.
t ill p. m., l’llf‘l’lt‘lll and Alt-any [ntHr-rDKt'l'.
55m p. m., New Milford “ln‘t‘llll.
6 iii p. m., Nrw Milford «prrinl
bill p. m., knight for firm! Harrington.
7:?) at. m., inundnys) tum-mixer for l‘iltnfield
and Album.
Wimuu ll. Srrvums. Vin.- President and
Hunt-Lil Maroon-r.
A. \\'. Prom“. Horn-ml l'awengrr Auent.
H. l., New Haven & Hartford H. H.
tlrtnlwr 1'3. 1890.
'l'lt.\l.\‘:~‘ LEAVE sul'Tll NORWALK .\.~i
FULLUWS:
r'uu Sew Yuma. A. M. Mun-pt )lnntlnynl
r3. 5 id. mo lorul e1.. Ii 33 hr. 2' 3i ilt‘. I .33 r]. F’Ji
v-v '5"llkl’|ll‘1‘f!‘hp,l’lil rx, 924:; an inn H.
Ti lrn‘ul e3. ’. .‘T." lit-"nut. lili 8". '.!'Jl wit.
u'. to Stamford. rvprew from Stamford,
.;. t'Ji.-‘,.'u«7 up, nmmmfnr-I, Twila ’ '
our”. V» it or. T 7-l rv. hllur..10
. TL'ILHI
h‘:t~lilltb.'f"l| nvvprvsn. Surniu - r" , .3».
an.“ 1.3m. l‘. M. 0 ll :u -', ~u' "'3‘ 34‘
You Now llsvux. A. M. [iii p1,; .
73‘". ..-'¢”Il m2. 9 I'll 1.. lull; . P. .‘T. l I.
am. in? mg, l titan. in? on. I ’5 no.5: l5 aufi'fl
my. 71:3“..7'5l ' till no.9“ an. if It: Adamo
. .. Sunday» 72h N' .
or. p. if
u undou. 12': .
ulim'..n.m.:fit~‘ .
[on llm‘rruuo. .\. M. Mu an. 0b! on.
W"! M. l’. M. Willem, l"? r!.. icon, 713
«1.. h Ii on. ll ”7 .1. ”Inn. in. mt.
Fun M'iiisovutlm. A. M. Mom, on; 1-1..
inflow. i‘. M. lzmrxn lieu-z, 75.1.. Ml
m., in: one, i Monday morning between
Nrw lluvrn um >pringtb- tilt‘X.
It'olt litmus. A. M. ll'.’ rviu Shore Line).
i’. M. [209 u. nia Springtitldl, lth' ex. via
Hartford).
LEAVE NEW YORK
l-‘onSnr'i-u NoRWAlJ. A. “3‘5.“ 2L, am
an. 70! an. MIN-1., 1th ma. ll "let, ll mam.
um noon u. P. 3'." 20!: run. l (NHL, 20!: an.
mm- It Ill 11.. ill! 21.. I in can 5!! ex.,d Met.
Tnfaruml tun. billAdum» u. and Il'.. 2m
midnight u. Sunday» ii iii If": lllar..5ll£ar..
12m midnight.
OLD and RELIABLE
llllll llIHEllT FREIGHT llHE
RENTER
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
MND
NORWALK. CONN.
The l’ropollurl
(HIT 0F lillllllll lllll ENE
Will have Pier In. But River mania-
aim». New York. It 5 p. on. daily; Marian
til .
Freight meivad from ta. ra. Iatll ii p. lt.
Mural Innate leave Non-ll atfi p. on.
millionth . orwalkatkm pun.
limit» to ta the (‘lty of Nov-
t 1" le will
if
wai hlxl .nt termini lot-
at fret; .anyw to In infirm or It. vii-in-
y.
”All
the all
event
name are forbid
otthehnat of
tumour-thereof”.
"louvrr’uu,
Sultan Plum.
STEIN and GIS FlTTEll.
Mills i'SPEtlliTl.
fififiwmmm
«lupus
trutt an of
title it: till,"-
mu
m. _
“FIONI
and Berlin.
to $2. 7.3.
a
all other brands, to
IL I. BROKEN“. E. ii. RL’HI’ID
BENNETT ft HHSTEll,
DI IIII tutti, II. IImlt.
Meats.
ovate".
FMBNWMH.
nurture
And you willaee not only a:
, Neat and Perfect Fitting 8h
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. cumbiningllurabilifyand
Making it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the marhet.
EVERY PAlR WARRANTED.
3 Call and examine them before purchasing any other M“
H. 3. BROWN"
, South liflaln Street. So. Norwalk.
w. B..~' HALL & co.
. LBRIDGEPORT. '
HFW autumn: uw srocrr
All Departments Enlarged.
$100,000.00 in DresalGoods, $50,000.00in Cloaks, $25,000.00 in Fun.
()ur spacious Cloak and Suit rooms, an
Important the second floor, are replete with all tho
Inovvlties of the season, fresh from Paris
Many styles are exclusively our own, embracing
new effects that cannot be duplicated or copied.
New 0rapery and Upholstery Rooms . :
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics
have been entirely remodelled and enlarged. Every facility at '
our command has been used, and no expense spared in making
these rooms the largest, best lighted and most attractive in this
country. Our stock is replete with all the new
holstery and interior decorations.
been selected direct from the leading manufacturers in England,
France, Germany, Switzerland and America, and embrace many
rare novelties which are only shown by us in America.
W. B. Hall (SLCQg ‘
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
——-—T0 BIZ-—
ELHSED HUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
And an zit-wag..- mini-(ion of over 30 pvr cont.
Klnulfi. swim-d at: a reduction. and to he sold at prices
fine lot of 300
IE5? & 0018 PAIN!!! f.
These shoes are
m
novelties for up-
Tliese beautiful fabrics have
I;
lotsofregnlav
maketheru
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
\Vv quote a few priceezf
Une lot of 300 pairs Ladies’ Turned Shoes at
, Mathewson & Co.’s slight-
ne sewed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
“'0 are selling
Victory. Haw Stamford and Sifsby’s Steam Heaters.
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
l‘he DUCHESS and UNCLE NICK RAN
able. including New York Ranges.
THISTHAH & um.
No.2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
W! All! SHOWING A FULL LINE 0'
NEW FALL \llllESS 00008
IN ALL Till: LATENT ”TAIWAN AND FABRIC”. SPECIAL ”MAX!!! IN
HOST ERY & UNDERWEAR
THISTHAH & HTATT,
NORWALK. coun
Wei/um
m’o
is universallv nelmowlmlgml to he infinite
l
,. W .0.
reign or domestic. Perfectl‘ M . .
larhleized Slater m E " "
M m STYLES.
mm to sum: regular price $.50. One lot of
2M» mire Lounsburv
I 1y i mnugwi, machi
$2.1M}: remilnr prior. 813.50 to $4.5M.
Mathewson 6: (his slightly imperfect, hand-
sewml. worth $5.!“ a )(lll': will be sold for $2.50
Balanre in line Oxfords. sam 19:;
and imperfvcts, at prices that make I out
pairs Lounsbury,
SHHES.
THE BEST BARGAINS EVER BFFEITEIT.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
8i Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimator; given on
-2 Plumbing, Gas FiningJin and Sheet Iron Wort.
. us, Both Set and Port
j l
Ital-twid- iaim-l them-It W
Antwan“. haw:- hull-lat
x
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emu-n
Norwalk Chronicler