«I .
am so... Homeric.
“And you as minced to rob the
stream" . ,
"lint Ibst’shennmtoberobbed
on which attire ‘
was." .
d? “Visited,” swore he’s at
.yonun
as :
{Tamika Jim Riversyou nnhra
gotyo‘sellintoapowuiul has! Yo’na
hashesetrylu togit inter myeabluin
“Wilmetoroh thestranasranil
mucous-ounce m for urea-r
wantaom'sssati" ,
«flown to sitin.”sulhilyn-
“You on justwaitl l'rngwins totie
yo’nptilletbentaheydhe-
lo'Bqnsr‘l’aylov.‘
“Jess meant to look inthewinder."
Jinnwho was evidently he-
,enedhissoo'eeq
nodtobeyaoooa’siafl.‘ *
"Autl‘yoonnwaseotehvdl” . '
"(left arm with meow. Ila
iallerstandsstill you can't coteh hon.
Wagottobeonth‘eron.” .
”Youuuhasbeenin jail terns-tie
tobacco!"
”lint That's unfit: to do with thh
case. Whohnowshowmauytimesthls
strangerhashceninjaill Pnthim”
Mammal-head.”
oillpon.loohed ironsaw
toJimandbackinadonhttol way and
finally said:
"Jim Rivers, I'm goin to let you no
no free.”
"0! oo'se.” ‘
”But be powerlnl heerful you
go blowin yous born around in future.”
"I liain't swine to blow."
When court was dinnined his hontw
came over to too and said:
“It's too bad tolethe no go. but I
didn't want to npuo‘. you no.”
“How do you mean?
“Why, he on woe bound to ask If
had ever been in jail (or 0
crime." .
“Well."
“I thought from your looks that
you on tutdnlyhaiaudprrhsps ins
slrongerplwc,undlwasu’t gain to let
he on sit the crow on your—hi. Quad
In Detroit Tribune.
An Unknown Tongue.
'l'hoecwhohnvelearnedaforeiprh
‘nngewith an approach to thoroughness
oiten find in the dinieetssomany new
languages to master. Almost any one
who speak» English might be put down
suweraivcly in half a dorm plmawhero
English is summed to be the mother
tongue. and hear as sunny dialects
spoken, not one of which he would no-
denstond until it was interpreted.
An old anghton worthyand as log-
lish lady, were one day occupants ole
railway carriage. The train had been
waitinx 3008 at a certain stationand
transit trut- limit.
sneer. main-do
H001," RIZEI-UFF’
'9'"?- ”Wt-"v.7”
Woo lswortbsiatssadollsll
saosass
gtzaulommnmm
wonders ,'
asp-thunk
'l'rya hssdrvdaaasl ever the asst nt
asarsldspslaaadrsaswitirsqesntly.
I‘hstwlt d Oslllornlslarreassd
tullythirty duringthepasttsaysavs.
A ltew York clergyman has married
M m and received ovsv m
hwddlsafess. .,
Ihspopnlitlonethasesisiausasi at
suatsrratiotbasthst otany «MW.
ropesueountry.
Three tunnels are being eoastruehd
andsrtbeharbovolmasnwior lootpas-
mastitrsiu.
The Way (or dhnsosds are plainsr
than heretofore. The most pradons are
utwithvsrylittls‘old.
Onsthirdotatsaeupinloi mole-salsa
anhfltulstorawinsglamot brandy
kniteahwpndding.
Williamflarveyin his latter davstooh
hauhmuiqandflwthe lrsttlntslol
lowsdthemwitheaquuehtohisqnist.
Thssnnual smonntof nwed lumberot
thiaeonntry." put upon: tralnot cars
wouldmtituteatrainmmilesloo;
William 33er once declared that
thaP-dlcocsanwouldbethssceurotths
Monmouth! aetivityof the world.
leacertainpovtiou o! the Uraldlstriet
esmclsara the onlyworhisg cattle used.
some large [area possessin- s hundred
camels.
Canadians arepourinainto thallnlted
States. On onetvain the other day there
warninwho intend to live heresiterin
theUnitedStatss.
Ileantesperiments show that it them
selaareremovevl from growinzcornheiore
pollsnisiormedamochlaryrrsmounto!
grainwillbeprodnced.
Poor Southey, whose life was not the
happiest. was wont to repair tothe coun’
try, where he ionnd contentment in ne-
ture’s sympathetic company.
The Chicano pension onlce has on: its
rolls the oldat pensioner in the United
Stats. Ila is imyesrsoianeandwu a
sailovotthenavyinthawarotms.
lbcrcwsanoappesranceofits starting. M
when the worthy remarked:
”They're a gly tsnglesosne lot here."
”i be; your pardon, sir.”-id the lady.
4A? sayin they’re a ply dsidlin lot
"I really beg your pardony sir.”
“Amolaervin they are a vera dreich
lot here the nicht."
"I do not quite nndrmtaml yon."
"I'm melerin it they're ettlin to
saunter here a nicht."
“Really I must again has your par-
don. I don't comprehend you."
”1 was jut tryin to any that the train
was late."
"Indeed. air, it is very late." agreed
the lady. and then collapsed.—-—Erchsnp.
assess no not loll om.
Hr. Willard Nye, of New Bedford,
lass. was attempting to feed a snail
dusky shark at Woods Boll with the
snotolaelam. He had a theory that
the animal would turn before taking the
bodandwooldbeslowiuitsmovernents,
but to his surprise the shark snapped
The notion that sharks always roll
over when taking foodisdaeplyrooted
luthepupnlar
havemoiniaisadtbtitissot. One
sataralistsaysthatthoasl-alralsot
i r
it!
‘ if
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w;
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g
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if IE:
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{ll
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, package. and that there was!
“”di'ii‘mo 1' or m;
A traveler's misty cm Ilsa.r
minor ‘I'br-sghth‘alnll.
ll thisdvlolofaansotuytrlseb
basilisklmlo “trad.”
unmade drinks p]:
postal authorities in Minnsinsh worn
honorable men who would not betray to
thepolloetheioct thatlhad snobs
ability of its being «mound or examined
infit. Petersbnrx. They thought that
the danger oi losing mynotesandpapers
iuthemoilrwssoot nearlyso great as
the dangeroi having them taken from
me as the result of a police search.
Themalerial in question amounted in
weight to alrint'iorty pounds. but as
packages of all sizes are commonly sent
bymniltn nmmmkiniw'
was not a suspicious oimmstancs l
hadabox made by uncalled Polishes!-
punter. tool: it to my room at night, put
Into it the result: of my whole Siberian
“minim—rout of the dangerous pr
pent being already concealed in the cov-
moihoohsnndtbehollowsideaol
small boxes—42W“! it up, carolully In
strong mom, sealed it with more than
twenty viral“ and addressed itto a friend
in St. Peter-sham. whose political trust-
wm‘thiuuss wan beyond suspicion and
whom mail 1 believed would not. be
tampered with.
Thursday morning. about halt an hour
before the eemi~weehly postwar to leave
Minunioek for St. Petersburg. lcsrrhd
the box down into the courtyard under
the cowroi no overcoat. put it into a
sleigh. thmw a robe over it. and went
with it myself to the mm. The
ofiiz. inls arkml no questions, but weighed
the wcksxge, gave me a written receipt
for it nud toes/ml it careleesly upon a pile
or other mail matter that s clerk was
putting into large leather pouches. I
gave one Inst look at it. and left the
postodice with a heavy henrt. From that
time forward I was never free from an»
iety about it. That WW contained
all tin.- results of my Siberian work. and
its lose would be simply irreparable. A!
week alter wet-Ir passed, and I heard
nothing sbmtt it,l wasmcly tempted
totelegraphmylriendanddndmt
martsbie power. which repeatedly (untold
a shower twenty-lot" hours before any
other turning“ its approach wu given.
Theroeh stsnlbalonainallttlsvalleyun
finally icrtils and green, and seems to
pvotrndeirornthazroundrsthsrthsnreat
nponltssnriace. ,
lthkrspuluinshapeahoutsisieet in
haightaudtrnisetabont the hae.sudin
tsirwesther :31 a dullgrayishtiotnnd
Iahrssheit. appearsna
otheis‘slowlyhsatadbyaninternal Ire.
mutandaiusoncolorincreasurap
idlyasthtatnsospherepows heavier. un-
tllthsrsisbrgi-tolall.whsn.aecovdiu
toiled-musrochglowsaadbseou-
lithtsrinhne.
thstheshowerioverthewar-thand
enloruadnallydepertmndthsxrsytintis
usamsdaadthemhbaeonseseoid. Den
emanating
bsostlulalyrharlsd with elect as
u
be approachable. Mineralogist
have mined the stone declare them—
sslmstalo-toidsntiiyitw-XowOrlssns
whether it had reached him. but [how
that much u telegram might increase
the mic. and I refrained.
We rmchud the Kantian capital onthe
(on; of March, and as soon as 1 heel left
lir. Fly-fl at a hotel with our baggegeJ
oath-«l .: 'lrueshlty, drove to the: homo of
the in. 1,:I to whom l hurl sent my prev
citrus in: of notebooks and papers, and.
with a last healing heart. rang lhe bell
and gnvu the servant my card. Before
my ins-M made his announce l was in
n [Erit'f'l Icv-rr of excitement and ana-
iety. happens: the ho: had beenopenod
by {Ills prvlul’tlrl‘ ur yroliceoflcials and “I
contents sn-imi. What should I have to
show [or about a year of work and
miflrring? How much could lrcmem‘
her or all that i had seen and heard?
What thou!!! I do without the written
Mani of names, data, and all the inn]-
titurlixmus and minute details that give
t’m’isiluiiltmle to to story?
My inc-ml entered the room with as
color owl nnrnfllcd a countenance as it
helm) nevcrhcard 01 share! papers,
and my heart rank. i had half expected
to be able to sew that box in his face. I.
cannot rutnormhcr whether I “pro-ed
any plenum.- ut meeting him, or made
any inquiries with regard to his health.
For tyne bruthlcn moment he was tome
mrely the pauible custodian of abox.
I think he asked me when I arrived. and
remarked that he had me letters for
me; but all i not certain of is that, after
struggling with myseli [or a moment,
outili though” could speak without
any mnliesuition of excitement, I in-
quinisvl nimpiy, "Did you receive a hos
from uni”
"A box?" he repented lnterrogstively.
Again my heart Mink; evidentlyhe had
not rum-rived it. "Oh. yes.” he con-
tlnwl.ssi! withnssuhlenilaaholcorn-
whom. "the big square boa sewed
up in worse. Yes; that’s hers.”
l was W afterward that therewas
no pennsptihls change in the
flan-h weather 0! Bl. Petershrtrg at the"
mzmt.bnt l are moans-van»:
leanthrd at buttons sons,“ thelargv
est rise hnmvtl to
trout
winthiws. and that i «add hear robias
that andmra-lowlartsstmluwl“
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I sent the preciou
out oi the empire by
get. in order to avoid
pmsilrlesesrch of my
the frontier. and tour days latc-
hnstand l were
Kenn“ in lleotnry.
Kalrs,
ointmbntiheir hshltbtouohstfll
with thiehlithtad end it the “i.
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l have removed my hormone to
93 WISHINBTUN STREET 93
and have now Is full line 0!
HEATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
All-“0}
TIN WARE
of all kinds.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
FUll SchK PlUllBlBS SUPPLIES
T. S. UUNALUSUN,
South Norwnlk. "R
SWAN Bo BUSHNELL
Ship ChandlerS.
to Water Street.
roar 07 BARK BRIDGEPORT. (.‘l'.
Pare head Zinc and Calcutta mi. Swing
tit-xi . and everythl tor Painter-i. Sails
Tents. . eta. Spears. Ha rs To . lit-l Pots.
Bsrnhtn Poles. 'l'aa Kit. limb or ever thin.
needed about a hunt or hv Ilnitcl'ntt‘ll. I mien
lion Marine ”glue. All kinds of I". W!
8n lice. Flags tor tantalum”: om hilt
ht: l . “'e are the ma mind It quar-
ters {or Wish: amluysler Holera'snpp’lies.
Ourifotton brrcfge ling; How, Manilln
ROW. (‘otton omhf- ti o and our Links
Rim are superior in qnal ty toany thing made
In country, and the prim» are right nlro.
leis-rim. New York Priors
lever Undersold.
NUI UF IRE MANUFACTURER
FIVE MILE RIVER.
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sidearm-rare! our?
sswolgaflnlshedwovhlwsalrl‘a’lvsdl so
ofrsnai mahogantvartetfi
of less—limo. atpriccsw w
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META“. omen. maze.
cum.uro.snoomm
earns Point,
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rants. :
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new YORK.
sou-m NORWALK
AID
NORWALK. CONN.
The W.
Ulll NURVMIN AND [ARE
Will leave last hirer tun
street). New art. 5"” o. no. wrWMu
mooted.
Frat treeelvedimlumnatill ns.
Bangkok boats leave Norwaih atlkpunq
andBont orw
alhstwpdu.
Opens to tstheOityothlor
wal and will sestfor hits
in new York 3:23....-
whim“:
orldd trnatiuganyoi
theens ot'thsboatsofthlallne
count theownersthereor.
on so.
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October I1. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE scum NORWALK A8
FOLIDWS:
You Now You. A. H.413
(lilacs!
056.0.
mm! or. 93
. no" 2:5 s.m.,ea.
9B»..s.m.;0t8se.p.m.
Fort llamas). A. H.410 so, Dill a.
mum. ESL—HID“. linen. new. 21!.
in
so. I’. ., ..
llll are t Honda morning between
ti ringtle dies.
. M.»~l l2 (via. Shore Line).
P hi: 1209 ex. (via Springfield). it!) ea. via
Hartford»
LEAVE NEW YORK
Fort Scorn Sonwau. A. ii.-5m ox.. 601
“"701 ac..8mex 906m. limes” “line.
I: (I) noon or. P. his—l3 (I an, i (I) em. It! so"
33!e&.lltex..40| ex. 512qu
.. l . nan Adams ex. and so" 12
midnight ea. illusion—6m ac..‘l’ mac. 53w,
l2 ill midnight.
Housatonic Railroad
Dnnhnrv and Harwell: Division.
CORRECTED 1‘0 XOV 15, m1.
Trains leave South llorwslh for ileum—-
s millilmm. Bildahlfidfi and llama.
Sand-misnmsnd 7 up. or.
Train» leave Dnnhury for South Norwnlk~
631.715.91‘nndllfilmqa 5m and 635
p. m. tint-Joye» mm. m and 5 p. in,
Train» h-m'e South Smirnlk for thigetlrld~
6 lfvnmltlllta. on. l2" 223. hill and on p. in.
Trains Irate lti-lgetlr'ld for 3")th Kore-til; ,
:33, i w, on; M1156 s. m.. 335. ms) and
1 . m.
’hlew York and i‘itteflchl exprw leaves New
York at 32)) . in, South Sorwalh 413 p. m.’
ern'rim: at (Infield 3m . m.
'l’ittntleld and New ork ex rose leavers
I'iltnllcld nt 4!.“ m., Bethe! 6 4. p. 11., (um-
neetina ’with 6 . to. train irotn Danhqryl
South horwslh ‘i p. m., arriwng at hew
York 8 I) p. m.
'Dnily except Sunday.
RAIN LINE DIVISION.
Trains leave Bridgeport as iollmn:
7 06 a. BIL. passenger for Plltelleld.
mum mares-aux" (or Pitt-field. making
connections or Albany and the West.
In it) a. m.. freight for Hawleglllc.
ll 10 a. m.. ire ht for Great rinxton.
and Alb-n
Show
ew
m.. freight for Great Barrington.
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ny.
Wllull ll. Brnvansos. Vice President and
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warranted.
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New Drapery and Upholstery hams
Our large rooms for displaying Upholstery and Drapery Fawn
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