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And with .vices two or three: We “1 ' Y with Grim, Dem”
He'd no but am of beauty, out at the lam . u . ,
But-n ever-re sense of duty. clerk, who was in th ‘ the night I” W' 'Taint mine.
kxdmat.r,mam,ml- um office, was mm f the busi. A footstep rounded near. It we.
Just about like you and me. » telephone:
" llo. there, Star
i
And he wed an average It man. u " mild .
Very nice and very human: his 1,4312% and 1:27;“ " bllng for 10W Mimi“ W m
Jufitda‘lla‘out like Ebenezeriwl all“! i . 1;!th ‘ for anew tone how you were getting on. Tint
or very good nor ; “we - “pounded W “jaw
0ft in harmony they‘d warble, "That you, Baker?" - mind Ill nighhlo'f' h“ "ll—I
“rottwri’mrrrnrm «1......- '“.?.?......W '
u eyorneocot reary, - ,
And they o‘uuldu‘t mnlinne mad. It “11:31:32.1“2! He had Burton and D838! 1303th-
N"" M enough on “and”. Egg” editor. 3 k to the "Oh. I you it's in all right”
To mpply the house till Sunday. “Pi k he I" “Whit a that. Gfiggfi?’
Never made enough in April ‘9' f" t m It was the night editor.
To support themselves in May:
If they worked hard in November.
They must work hard in December,
And the coarse bread of mun-now
Was the hard work of today.
"133), str.
“ ell, tell him when
Briggs at once. Do you
“Ype, sir."
"Have given Grirzgs filers.
tout-e
m’ “m" ““' m" 3m" “n“ “3"" Tell him. Got that?" .
Yet they never made him mayor. “ , . I" M orders ‘0 get It in tonight.”
And nheplucked uonoclnl honors. _ Yes. 511'. To a. r: w '-ve Grim held ‘ mm W ”a to“:
And his wagon still were small. giveii special orders to lit and 7"" ZIP” ZIP!”
Then the load of years grew weighty. for Mr. Parker to be ; ’ ‘ ~
And they died when they were eighty. Gri .-.. .. i are nner em. or run commons“ CAIPAIGI
And they put them in the ganveynrd. ‘ g ,o- , ‘_ m 1! union 3v 1-: nu}, or
And they left them thert‘. That‘s all. ”T mt s all. ALO‘SZO ADOIJ’IIUs 3111:0135.
Th 3 night clerk went to and mum exist: I: A nun or maul.-
A realistic awry
“'ithont any guuh or glory »—
Yet this fellow Ebenezer
Represents the human clan:
Hi: the average elum- of plenunrc.
Bin the average Int-l; of leisure,
1113 the average joy nml son-ow
Of the common Mum-w nun.
—-Sam Walter Fun in Yankee Blade.
‘ MIGGLESI SPEECH.
Briggs was washing liinmelf. and was
in a hurry. The telegraph llltzl run
heavy all afternoon: unusually heavy.
“Nothing startling." Briggs said, when
the editor asked him how the wires Were
working, “only the news seems to pour
in from all quarters." Griggs was glad
when supper time came. lie had an en-
gagement that evening and anticipated
pleasure.
Suddenly I change came over Grigge'
face. His hands, dipped into the water
to lave his face and neck. were with
drawn anddenly and placed on the edge
ofthebuin, ashe listened to thovok-e
of the editor, who was cladding. at
Grigg’e desk.
"Are you there, Griggs? Here's a dis—
patch from Ground Bug‘s Glory. From
Miggla. On his way to Pompey Smash.
Look here a moment, Briggs.”
Griggn snatched at the towel, dried
himself no he approached hie room and
faced the editor.
“Griggs, this is of the very first im-
co.”
Griggu’ manner indicated earnest at-
tention.
“I may tell you—in confidence, Griggs
—-tlmt Miggleo’ speech must go in to
night. No matter what else is crowded
out, on no aceount must you permit
Niggleu' speech to be abbreviated by so
much on a line. I would remain my-
self, but I have an engagement that
can't be broken—4% important, in fact,
as this speech of Miggles'. which is the
turning point in the canvass for the dis-
trict. A change of forty or fifty voter'—
yeu, twentynut Pompey Smash, will
elect or defeat him. Griggs, I predict
it will make Migtzlm."
"All right." said Uriggs us the editor
left his room. lie was putting on his
cost when Simmott returned.
“Put a gwd bend on it. Grim—acme
thing that will catch the eye." Simmott
was moving away the mound time when
be halted, turned back. and dropping his
voice said: “I maynowell tell you. It
will be known mm anyhow. Migglea'
election means a good deal. it vast deal,
tome. So keep a sharp lookout. See
that the apax‘h goon in all right—moo mie-
tlkel or ridiculom omits."
"All right.” mid (lrigge. Ho glanced
at the dispatch Simmott had laid on his
deli h the editor and [Howie-tor of The
Morning Star hastened away. Then he
whhtledupto the composting room and
inquired if Dam was there. Dam was
titere. and in answer to Grigga' request
was soon immersed in his In . the
upper story of The Star “1...:
the inn-man was discttsoi -;. _
tory way Bigger-'9 chances at '3-
glo; for the congressional p
“What sort of a place . .
Smash, anyhow. Briggs?
there:"
"No: but, Briggs has. Th ot
of moss bucked Democrats or
the sort that vote for Jackson
But'eh. and opwsito there in a -
of straight laced, stiff backed :,_
rinno—uosurremder written. all 0 vv
"Anything: in thisnptwli of 1
“Bleat if I know."
" ‘hat's the point—what m
go out to Pompey Smash to fire I
" h! Why.it’o a mighty cl
you know. An neornulcan ..
the i
honor them with the owning u -
have the people talk about the
--<
II
hundred votes. one way or the .
will
"I one," said the foreman.
his
hear
“ _ s, pull out on Migglw' speech
m to gc-t it in early.“
Then there unto silence in the com
ing
The night was a repetition of the n z
Dngjgs was up to his eyes in news f I
all ‘uarteis.
collard up to the foreman; “just it etc.
minted."
“Then a newspaper office in in order it'
runs}. The Morning Star was run on a
sound system: mtlmrough that although
the Wirictor and editor, bmsinem man-
ager and telegraph editor were ailment
they did not seem to be missed.
Along about 2 o'clock in the morning
Dag‘ thought he would run up stain
onct more and see how the watch looked
in t .
“Limiting for Migglca‘ speech?” asked
the foreman. "There it is~threo col~
mun"
‘ ggu glanced over the form.
all 'ght.
"You find the proof—l sent it down
to y‘ u—-or, rather. the revise."
" looked at it—l guess it's all right,"
and; Dagga returned to his dcek, whist-
ling?»
Just then a messenger laid a freeh die
patch on his table. Daggs glanced at
it wm
int; the receipt of the meme. and be
gnnjto whistle again no he tore it open.
Dagge’lipo retained their poeitiunJml
no rionnd maxim them. The manage
was‘ from Pmnpey Smooth. and contained
fou words:
“ 't print Nigglee' speech."
‘ggu was dnmfonnded. Heruhed
tome :howu goingtocnlltothe
«hurried down.» brpmimm magnum- to ”’31.... be bethought himself.
"300 MN. m; {Jaunted the dhputcwbbzp toathe light.
t milled at 8:30. t at itmeanl
print his mach—tho mach be will min, mu an initial appotuled—wblt it
make It Pomm smash this evening. «at hecquld notmke out. Possibly l.
lieu it is.” Uriggs pulled it drawer w .mmogmwum,
“I'M“ 0‘“ three fellpu and ennupmlnandlfld the metal-
W themtoD-m “ “will!“ downbeforethefoveunn.
t do you think of that. Burton?”
" don’t think anything. Thad-only
mentioning—it up plainly. ‘Don’t print
Ml lee'epoechr'aud hour's-reprint
99
it.
hfi‘ all, but Grigp’ order- wm to
it. Whatmedefilmottbnoper
ha mooted
nonoperative”
one
n‘
M35 tone that itsoesln. ma
Emmott!- imperative orders. No mut-
urwhtieleft out—ifthepreeidentdlu
wkattvdo. That’enll.Degp. nit Puke-r. Be" nighteditor and he
WNWMW andglvelt “" .
Mmtmmgetinhlndatm"
Nu Mm.
tritium haunt mm
Pickled Oysters.
mum tttit’f‘sttulm.
HUNT d: ZELU FF’S
Mohammad-undone“-
Grim
"l—infactJv'va-detlinedhterthan
I got back earlier than I expected. and
run up toneifeverythingiorigbt.
What's this?
"lfigglos’ speech, delivered over at
Pompey Smash. Mr. Simmott gave me
A Muteriy and Lucid Analysis at the Mom.
Iona Que-«lions Involved in the lune of
"Reads all right, Griggs," mid Purker,
“but if I had been here I'd have left that
‘and' out.
it must have been 'lucid’——sec?’
"No, 1
"I've"-—-———
What Grisly! Was going tony that
to the world. for at that meat Editor
- ' Simmott looked over their shoulders.
“Wlmt is it. Parker."
llis gaze was riveted—«louble riveted,
in fact—on Tho Morning Star. llieeyes
were held by the type as the poor bird in
said to be funcinntod by the snake before
it devours it. Then he slowly lifted his
hands. His mouth opened—but no wg
. came from it. His emotion: overpow
1“ into tickle the people tlt him. nutdcrcd him amblme. Then
there was a nmnd like the cracking of
. . ‘ heavy paper. and the torrent came. For
Migfles made at Pam“? mm“ at law: two minutes and a half—peed.
~— ort ofhia nd'torl
settle it: everybody knows the mfigfgggmn ”i030 . x
, Then the blizzard of adjectives lee-
len be M around. and h med toagule, from a gale to u gunk-
voice ”5“ m tones that cool . - breeze, from a steam“ brecze to the
d by all m the unnlmng room: v t that m the leave-s between the
It! raindrops.
“Didn't you get my message, Parker?”
I x ‘l was not hem: WM away all night."
"‘“- 'Y - vt‘mf' .2"
Tile wires worked well that nig Nzumry ”“1531; ”grog: [got Dogs»
~ . my desk."
_ . . . _ mmott panned. Ihggn looked like
'hotlnng stunning, as ' t y caught in the act of stealing a
n.
glntlof slush fromall sources thatcoul . .. . t _. ., -. .. 7v
be chopped of! any place and never . . 01)::ir'lxittm—y—l ”FEM“ Dang!
the iclock. "Two fifteen." lie banded pl
the boy bet-k his book after acknowledg- l‘l
.. damning—immune“ '
m: «our
'. It . _ «
murmur-nouns
4,. g)
e
I
Ian-mm M
mun "ruminant!
the Seventy-seventh District.
If it was masterly, of course
don’t see," said Griggn.
top! I won't heara Word," said Sim-
mrfil‘ifiing how antxithly overythin'm' you will, My, Simmoltf said 46-36
.. with a white face but n-eolute
"Your orders Worn imperative. I
h [pi so. No matter what rum».
. to print Miggles' atleccb."
calm that ensued was much more
uive and disagreeable than the
d that preceded it.
me see the manage."
. brought it out. and Simmott
it over in an almeulminded way
2 Id‘
tis wrong, Mr. Simmott?’
litur gave the night editorotu
1t stoke volume-l.
ne—nothing——only Miggles wee
‘ ' did not get to Pompey Smuh
" Vmuently he did not make a
“ Ilia cousin. Bill (Jonathon.
“ ‘ ul told me he telegraphed u
" , t. This will defeat him. The
P“ lneverlet upouit. Thopeo
9 may Smash will never forgive
'- or making them
1"! )ugh touasumo that hi m
den ‘ldintlnence them or turn a
'0“ onetopulrooll arpeechon
“'3 he never made at Pompey
anywhere else. Night in
and forever."
1‘ .2. A hnudml Hernia;
3“" ring to Pompey Smell: with
magnum-athewwuph.
The war along the line fut
M00 ya. Not e men to Pompey
" » for Higgins. Then rm
W " Morning Star oflcv, but
PM ‘ erit speedily and shoot!
"I! “ll! elements like a dove of
nothiu,
'11” Parker. (Hun—every-
WI' nudism to mend.»
know] was a concatenation et
unavoidabloin thew
n..nndtoday. '1'!
WW" w or human stir:
metorPnrkeroer,
lat-i liruortoumggld
?bdr?‘ 'N David bony inl’ltb
‘11.
u un-v
- our :Tm'WFM.
The“ turnouthwmlle
....... mm...“
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Lesson In. Finer Qumran,
NATIONAL BERKS, JAN. 10.
[out of the Imp. Ina. nvt. we.
lemon Vern-t lob—Colle- l'on. Ile-
uvl. Wad-levy by the In. D.
I. I .
I. “lethargy-hall thin long be null
lath-undo! Judah. We hove outrun.
city: enlvatleu will God appoint for will-
and bulwark." Title, like chapter xii.
will been-of lunch millennial noun. See
the phi-ei- ”that day" uneven timer between
wvfllandxxvil. laaudnotett- coon»
tlonl. Dpeciolly oherve “in”; anvil.
l‘llld you moot fall to no. the refer!”
to Israel'- renovation and glory in coming
due. new perhaps very near. ”The name
5
1-. nil. !, 2).
2. "Open ye the gnu-5,1.“ ttu righteous
”don which knew: in the truth may enter
in." This lathe Annem- nation of In.
lil; Jet. 2111.34. The nation shall be
born at once; their iniquity warm! in one
dny: for they shall look upon their long
rejected King when lie ehnli come in "in
powerand glory (1:1 lxvl, 3; Zach. till),
xii. w, xiii. I}. The city llllll he Deity of
truth, for tit-God of Truth shall be her
Kins (Zech. viii, 3:11.. Irv. in A: to
opening the pun nee Pb. xxtv, 1-10. cxvlii.
mend noteurefully for your own ml
the King of Glory longing to enter ill".
iii, an.
3. '"l'hou will. keephlm in perfect peace.
whose mind is myodon Thee. because he
trusteth in Thee.” The Scriptures every
where epunh of Israel’s maturation And in
tun: glory as preceded by n time of great
trouble. See vet-u a), 21; also chapter!
xxxlv, a. xxxv, t: Dan. xii. l. 2; Matt.
niv. 21. 29. 3). But however glut the
tribulation. either than or now, the one
who "not: in God need never bedlsturhed,
and the mind that in myed on llim will
have perfect peaa (Pa xlvi, Ht: Nut.
uiv, 6-. John xiv. l, 27; xvi. 83;.
t ”I'm-t ye in the Lord forever, for in
the Lord Jehovah toeverluting strength."
The peculier mm "Lord Jehovah," or
”Jab Jehovah" (R. V. margin). is found
only here and in 1 er millennial song,
he. xll,2. Ito fol significance alt-ll be
seen in that day. Everlasting strength. or
Rockof Age: (Margin), maker me think
of Ilene-lo the cleft of the rock covered
with God’s hand (Ex. xxxili. fl). and of
the perfect and eternal safety of all whose
liven ore hid with Christ in God. Col. til,
3. Therefore let Ill trust in Hint at all
nine- (Pr. lxli. a).
h "For He bringeth down them that
dwell on high; the lofty city. He iuyeth it
low: Ile layeth it low even to the ground.
Ila Ilrlnuelh it even to the till-l." Here in
Maximum humbled, and this in the no
out throughout the whole lvook,wbflb¢r
appliul to a nation, a city or a pump. We
often neeit new, but it shall he fully Inn
in that day. The proud and ungodly may
pro-per foratime, but let the riuliteom,
though for n time oppressed, have faith
and patience Note carefully luv. ii, 1!. IT,
with the context. also the soup of Kent
unit and Mary. I Sam ti. l-IO: Luke i.
d "The foot nhnii trmd it down. even
the feet of the pow and the steps of the
needy.” Hmblmnlillty exalted "Ella-ed
are the poor III npirit for their. tn the king
don: of heaven" (Math, v, a), "Ye lball
trend down the wicked; for they shall he
like; under the win» of your feet in the
day that lshnll do this. ulth the Lord at
11m"(lal. lv, 8). See. also. Po lull, 4.
II. and fret not thy-elf blouse of evil do
em. but be patient. wait on the lord and
keep "ll way and He shall unit the to
inherit the earth. tl’n xnvii. 1,7,9. IL“)
1. “The way of the put to enlighten»
Thou not)“ uprtxht do“ weigh the path of
the just.” The righteou- Ipnl love":
vightoouenao. Ilia wanton-nee doth be
bold thouprluht (Pa. xi. 7) So good thing
will Be withhold from them that walk up
rightly (Pa lnxtv. Ill that In moat re
member that lie not only weighs our path,
but elm our action; and lie truth hurt
and mine (1 Sam. ii. 1; Jet. xvii. Iln. If we
an only sincere before Him we III-II when
His glory.
8. ”Yea. in the wnyof Thy judgment...
0 Lord. have we wnited for That: tho do
on of our ml in to Thy um, and to the
ammo Thee." In chapter ”v.9.
we nod. “And it Ihali humid to that day.
ho thin in our God; we be tvnit-d for
Illm. and II. will have numb uthelmd.
we have waited for him. tn will he “led
and rejoice in Ill- eelvatloo." Jacob. on
hit death bed, looking forward to the lat
dun. held: ”1 have waited for Thy valve
the, 0 Lord" (60o. on. ‘I, ll). None
Ihlll be ahead that nit upon mm and
forllltu. Heep-unauth- to wait upon
Him. WOW do well to nay, “fly
Ioul. welttkou only upon God" the. us.
maximum-vh- flu; Po. mull
9. “With my ml have I denial! Thee in
the night: yes, with nyuptvltwlthln no
willie-03mm lorwhen’hyjcdp
neat-m lo the earth the inhabitants
fl
m... rundown“? were
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Sued-“~93 a. m. and 7 is p. to.
Train» have [lent-cry for South Korv'olk—
fififfl’lfimfl ll 45:. m.. 3 la 505 old M5
9. m. Sunduyw A 6!. a. tn and 5m ll to.
Train» h'nvr .‘iout Norman; fur ldtreneld _
ll M and '11-“ n. m, l' ll. 2‘5. 5 I" and 35:” p. in
'l'rain- leme “Minefield for South Surwal
till. 750,9, '13 and I135 A. “L. 3% “Mind
Mil p. in.
MAIN LINE DIVISION.
Tmlm have Bridgeport M follow:
7 w u. m.. mat-nicer for l’iltatleld.
loan. m. latter for l’lttnfield. making
mnneetiem or Albany and the Went.
it) lint. ”L. frei ht for "sole 'ville.
2 15 u. m.. fro-lg ll for llmt rringtun.
t :l'p. rm. ljlttntleld and Miran ' manager.
I5 p. m.. how Milford aspect .
’O p. my New Silifmd npevml
NEW STORE.
than ‘my‘ to
"Qua
I) p. In... freight for [treat luningtou.
55 m., mum-yo may" for I’lttnfleld
and Alba-y. '
WILLIAI ll. Manon, \ lrr i’m-ldent and
{leper-l Manager.
A. W. PnuutlJlenev-l Passenger Agent.
and have now a full line of
HEATERS-
RANGES.
[STOV ES.
TIN "ii/ARE
of All kimbt.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
filll momumssumn
T. 8. IlllNAlilSflN,
South Norwalk. '5
93 “8|"!!in STREET 93
on an mm lilllliflll.
Mrs. W. Fawcett,
importer of Fine .‘llllinery. Formerly So. 3
Water Itreet. not:
H llll STREET. Ifllllllll.
Trimmed milling“; we (imam! term.
flute now Indy. 9 latent well from
abroad Ind EIHMIE patterns from our own
Indium.
flatm'l'nrhnno/fm‘un and Winners. Vine
rut jet mute h crown mzouets. bond
WEI. Mn]: and butterflies. mulch and
fa father». ”can: line of flue-ilknlvet
all 9 er and role".
Havi mule amunmentn with one of the
leading of Mod-m. king. to newly on
with good» direct from l'erin - handout. the»
ecu-to turntabourmwlun with the
mt comet ntvlee at prices tonlt all.
w." Meetertco.
Sanitary Plumbing
annuity.
Til Alli SHEET IIBI Um.
7"“ MllrmeIMIIW-
In m.
HIUIIITIIIIIO.
luv Pressure Steam Hating
Whinlhfloymlb'upehltI-ad
Florida * Boiler
TRY THE
“Want” columns
017112
. ill-Hill: Ffiiili ’
mm
m A mun.
t “W
Mandamus».
£33.;me
cannula:
Errand. 'ElJlA'B’LE'”
“’NEW FALL BRESS 6000
EVENING SENT Ml.
‘ r
llu chain
is "sold
flaking it the-M0330 1:.
tavaav PAIR WARRANTED.
Gall undermine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. s. BROWNBJ
nocturnal: Street. 80. Norwat‘kmm‘
which the
mover“ &OI.S;QEN’S
llll/BBER 0008!
HIP BOOTS,
SHORT BOOTS,
SPORTING BOOTS.
STORM KING!
Ladies’ Storm Slippers
FOR ALL KINDS 0F RUBBER GOODS 60 T0
GLOVER &' OLSEN’S.
F. H. «NASH‘& BRO.
Holiday floods Received.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Setts. Vases,
Lam us: Also fine variety of Japan. Cans-‘-
bad. French and American goods. Just
the thing for Young and Old America.
at the lowest prices.
TRISTHAM‘ & HYATT.
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
“’E ARE HiIOlVISG A FULL LLVE 07
IN ALL THE LATEST SIIAI1E7> AND FABRICS. SPECIAL RARGALVS
HOSIERY & UNDERW AR
TRISTBAM & HYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
w inter StYIes WuznlumgznZIfzfandww-orms nu tinr
H ATS
nhort- or beach of Lung Inland Sound and SM-
IN Ali. “HADES AND COLORS 0F
SliflandSofl Hats.SiItHals
injurious to its elnm Mhflirfl. therefore
Rmdmf, That the following byrhtw entitled
"Relative to (713m Fiehcrin." be and the atom!
Boy's Ilata and Cape, Cruel: Bate for Men oud
lion. .‘iutrla Bolt lieu for line at
KNAPP’S,
“out!" to (II-II [‘le
9| Washington St.
the above or beech of Inna island tinned and
Son-walk llavimr within the limitu of the town
of Norwuik. is prohibited.
Sun: Any 90mm violating the 9mm
of thin Ely-luv nhall (mm: Amt pay a penalty
of not In- than an (853 (toilet-u not more than
twenty (”it doling.
ill/1‘. :3. This lay-law elmll tak- efiet our
week after the me has been mill-hallw-
cording to low.
llamdt'vrl, That the town r-Ievh be M M
hereby tn mower! and instrmtedtomuae the
l'urexnllti hyvlow to be poblbhed three weeks
wcrmlvrly in the mutt; Sermon llvmlw
Htsfllll... newspaper printed in thin mo.
and "new routes of the name to be mud to
completion- platen alum: the nhore or both
when venom heretofore have mad-n mike
digging for pooh worn“.
I hereby rcrtlly that at n town meeting; W
In the Town of Nam-then the ab do! of
December. A. It, MAM tenants moieties
and by-latv were pen-ed In aid mull-u.
Aunt: ttnuummurm.
«an ('ldh of I“ lean.
' Kuwait. [number it”. '
fiEllSllllM mum
ll IIITII Ill! mm.
miner.” smelt). sown man.
unmet
Sarto: I. Autumn; for “III worms on
Pttticulultmtion Paidtofixlng,
_‘ timing“ ironing Stilt tints
Save Money!
HY VIBI'I'IMI
F. BBYLSTIIN'S
Factory at Five Mile River.
vmflm m 3008.
‘ cummmocwm
BOLOGNAM‘DCMM
MEAT Will)! my... own.
. ll MS.
mmtmlmmm
for”.
SWAN t. BlSllNEll"
Ship Chandlers.
. mum-t.
W
(tn-t varietyot Windy-4n and M a
lentil-cud. About-eluted Mull
“Wrench...
“CW
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fl iv" '3"?
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