‘ ‘19 North Main St
. ‘7‘ " o W”
I Int tho min: of | My tnIa.
MIN]. l’ m “It loom of W I.
WW “1|me and the Wind E cold;
Thom tat-of the drlnllnnnln.
fiat drip drop. It: drum-oil urn-In.
Still chant: the burden of a grief untold.
And Tail!” shy my cloud: of gloom III
“I .
Till Wynn-ottoman» tooarlh min.
80 In infhcnrl. where summer used to be.
A wintrydtr tho number lomlnoallo bloom
[in wow. than. lmpmr-d bur mood on no.
And no I tad bemoan rain: and oppoanf
0!. looking through my own grief. do I m
The north lnml‘lsznrod through the ruin of
tom?
~Wllllun Rico sin” in New York World.
GLENDA LOUGH.
m
Wicklmr has been very nptly termed the
garden of Ireland. & prumiucnt. feature is.
haired, ItnhllmiLy—wild grandeur. health
fnl Ind refreshing; among its high and
blank mantnlnn there are numerous rich
and fertile valleys, luxuriantly wowed.
and With the noblcst of magnificent rivers
running through them~furming. in their
oonnte. n serieo of cataracts. “natural
graces Ire enhanced in value. Inn-unset they
no invariably encountered after the eye
and mind have weariml from gazing upon
rude and nncultivnted districts, covered
with pent, upon the yummy herbage of
which the small sheep can scarcely find
urn.
If. into this peculiar feature—its richly
adorned borders and the mggcgl character
of in interior—that Dean Swnft referred
when be likened the country to n “frieze
mantle fringed will; gold lace."
The "City of (llumlnlnugbfl‘ a mine
which signifies “thegli-n of the two lakes."
owes its origin to St. Kevin. by whom the
abbey woo founded early in the Sixth
century. Here in this solitude themim
laid the foundation of hi» monastic camb-
lishment. ll grew rapidly. lwcmneacrmnl-
ed city. a school for burning. it college im-
gian, n meptnclt' for lmly men. n sum
tunry for the opprez-m‘d. nu mylum for lin-
pour. a hospital for the nick~nntl here lu-
llvad to superlntend it for neurlya cunt my.
having completed the uncommon and wt.-
crnblo nge of one hundred and twenty
years.
The vicinity of the county of \Vickimv to
the Irish metropolis is of prodigiuusud
vantage to chase who, "in populous cily
pant." require occasional intercourse with
nature. either no relaxation or an enjoy
mom. And pcrhnp» there are few rmwded
capitals in the world so auspiciutmly all u4
axed—so immedintely within rcnch of such
a concourse of natural bunnies.
Glendnlongh is situated in the bnmny of
Ballynncor. twenty—two Irish miles from
Dublin and fire from Roumlwood. wlzeren
car is generally hired by tourists. who usu-
ally rel-um to Roundwood to parts the night.
{cravisittotbe lake and ruined city. al-
though they may be cxamimd in an ample
(1 hours, ought. to occupy a day. For mm:-
who are not over particular :Ilmlll. t'l‘t. uturc
comforts. however. lllcrr is n tolerable inn
at. Glendnlnugb.
One line July morning s-Iulr _\'l‘fll'?'5 luck.
I made up my mind to pay :I visit to Glen-
dalongh. and having informed mv friend.
Torn Potter. of my intention. ho r
accompany me. Tom was no :u- .
miter of the beauties of nature. in 1.1 t. In-
wuncknowledgcd by competent. critics to
be In artist. of comidornblc ability. So. of
course. his chief motive in going to Wick-
low was to fill his portfolio with l‘kell‘llfra'
of its charming scenery.
Arriving at the railroad station with our
vnlises packed, we had no owner purcimsell
our tickets than one of those unforeseen
circumsumma, which occur of. Trust once
in the life of every human being. compellml
Tom Power to fort-go his contemplated
trip. It Tonal for that day.
He intimated that ho would be obliged to
postme- his dogma-Lure until the following
morning, urging me at the wunc time. up: be
wu aware that I had milling ul’ impor-
tance requiring my prcmwe in Dublin. In
undertake the journey ulmw and to m- run-
lf postiible n place of lmldmnau win-re wr-
might Innko ourselves at. ll ~zm- during our
bfiefnojourn. Totbis pmpmd l lll’tllllt‘sct-d
without detour, and tuna soon on my uny
to Wicklmv. Un naming (Ilrmlnlouull.
I wast when 10 the inn. on unpretentious
hootelry. Still. noun: lmnnding its home
“neon. thought I. providul the lurdvr be
properly «applied. 1 may enjoy myself no
well no if I engaged room: at Gn-slmm’s.
in O'Connell ydrcol.
After partaking of at light luncheon. l
annotated forth [mm the ion.
The Inocumm and the annuity of mlllll’e
grudunlly brought. on plea-nut. lit.» of mu»
ll“. AM! I three hours’ ramble T bml
beauties» enough to llll the Rknlcllllxlk n!
my friend. Tom l’uwcr. who I have mid
will In enlhtnlbuttlo lover of the plum-
.133.
no.
“QM the Ill-60W“)! owning Imam m um]
um tho country. I courlmlml it high mm-
to bid good night. to the misty mounmlm
Scanning my Mfollo. I lieu-tilt my!!!"
3°th tholnn. My rumble dnrlngl tlw
y vlufltuponod my nppvtlio. not
Moon! enjoyed {humor-Ill. fol-o
pnrtnok nomewlmt, fmly of I bottle of
wine. Adjoining the tllnlnl mm w my
We. Went.
Int for m time. lost. in n tome kind
of motto. when the door Wt. to me
and commnnlutlng with the In: no
Inlno hoot. lle Informed me
bouothwntln for our night.
wished ml Tm dream; and flnnlly left
Ito-lone n or M hall Ilnllbotl overhauling
my lamp. Once more I m Imrlml In mull
Window osmium time In the
horny on WWI“. For n quarter of
In hourlpnllul any In perfect locum
Ir m no Ill-ply moplul with
the "Emma wit-coo uncle that
mi mmpbmol mychnmbrr.
polo: nth bloom cloud: that
m lion toned lhl mum] mm
mm am to Inspector.” I
Infinite-Minna” open the door. llln
hum colorltu a brawl, Mu lull-
“TM block-om and hlsryes Toma,
1nd In. It. In. ill-ind“
m Jam III: mow
”willy.
AM
“odour“ “that". ”allover-
oo-urlth mnulthmgh be how
of nmnof nutter-Ital
'thothfllhdd humid Roch
root
the kudlhlnlltfidenlnihoph
nv
...._ .. u... .~.WM-m..m. ”MW-n...“ W...“
.
.3. u'lybelluyomwr
blcman. he he Bpnnlnh. French or Tr”,
would bore the unblttnhlng carom"! to
disturb the solitude of a perfect stronger
as you hnve dorm!"
My answer on the pod wnn briefly this:
”film! to nuke your acquaintance. "
The fact. in! foncied of. the time he w.
non mpoo mantis. some amped bod
lambs. and thought my meat plan wool
ly placed in the custody of hi» keepen
Again the fut-Wit: nobleman mod the pull
and placed the following lem' nentenor in
my hand. "Untx‘t return the compliment."
megrd nt this wanton innnlt I started
fomy feel and hung the pm! in hilt face.
My next. design was to more the ponlnnl.
but the fiend. anticipating my action. had
the advantage of mo. forin the twinkling
of on eye the mysterious villain stood
erect before me flourishing the glittering
Weapon over bin beaul in n brmutttllille nml
menacing position. I had no weapon of
defcmc, not even a blackthom melt. lle
perceived my trepidntion and seemed to
exalt. in it. I wnnulymt to call for help
but on receiving smother bzmillsklike
glance from the eye: of lhv dcmonincul
Spaniard my tongue refused Till office. My
next idea won to ring. but I could 'Tlnfl no
bell. By a simple motion of bin «loudly
poinurd be next intlicrtml [but he would he
happyto relieve me of my watch. I no
ceded to his polite nulltcst. and would have
given all I "unused to wasps from ~ncb n
frightful dilemma. 'l‘lre lmrglzerious ruf-
fian. baring oblctirml powemitm of my
chnlxometer. accrual u) be fully tutti-med.
A grim. surcamtia smile lit up hi» pole
features {L‘I he pmkrmi my \l’dlrtll. hll’olll
slowly lo.the door and plllcl’ll the key in
the lock.
After surveying ms. in apparent derision
for Home- mom: be made use of the fol
lowing Illllllt'lllllll2.’ nutl Illnmt'fmlf'lll ejacu-
lations m be tool; Ilia lruvc:
"lln! bu! {M Tu)! bu! bu! he! he! hithl!”
After hiv tlepnruxx'c l tho; i
ing llu- house at n'ltz'. but .tltt'r mature
consillomtiun l I::)‘ ludml to let bygoncs
be bygnmux "\‘v' ‘1 N‘s." reasoned l.
“but even now he: .« :‘r..ml may have a
dorm cnul'mlemtt-s. r-uh armed with n
den'llytitllettnnnd Hunting; for myblmxl."
liming lhm mtislitrd myself. I immuli
atcly locked myself in and {I}: (woman!
out. At lczrfib I struck: the rcpnw of my
much“ when. n v.1». r if not a riclterzunn.
But my rev! was (linturbcd. In my tltvums
I saw nfnl‘ ’ ‘ ' «pylon. Unpleasant
pllunl'trzics 'n ‘ :l mybruiu. The next
mornim: l urine with no mhinzbvml. I
related to mine host. all that lmd occurrnl.
lle cvincml great surprise and shortly nit
erwnrtl announced the arrival of my friend.
Tum Power. The next ummmxt Tom
rushed into the dining morn His face vrmt
wrcntbod in smiles.
"Glad lusr-eynu. ni-l buy." Silltl be. “You
look pain and worn; what’s the matter?
Did you not sleep well?" ldmcribcd to
him my strange nocturnal vinitur of the
precaliug night. “Should you lwhuld this
Spanish noble ngdin." he asked. "would
you remember the f .. -‘ ' "ll uncmlwrf" l
cxcluir . «l. n‘. 22‘ :z:lr1::.'l'0m.
can I t‘l’”? inn-1r: it ?'
”l‘lxm'n - 'zw for on: mnu.’ dz," said Imus
he alllll'n.'.":lk'(l tin- «lmr l.- ; Lin; to the bar.
whil:~ at the situw n be Ill’l‘W mule durl:
material from his (not lull packet. lie but
raised his bzuvls, m l fi;n";.:lll,tolllljllfll
hi» twrlx'vrclllef. but. \vnmlcr uf wonders.
what mus my nnullvmhle amazement on
bclmldiug. :5 ho tnrnml Nil (.101: townrd
me, lllc fumimilc. [be exact counterpart
of my mum. tonun-r.
"Sold?" (:riu-l Tom in n stemorinn voice.
"Iln! bu' ”0' lm’ flu: bn' lir' Ill-E
Hi! llit"
“Turn." Nlltl l. "i dcmmul on instant ex
plmmlinn. What induced you m"~— ~—
“L‘ulzu youm-lf." llllcrptlhhl Tum. "quell
your ulnar—my rxphtnzlliun in t‘nlx You
n-mcmlwr on the night of tho masquerade
ball in Dublin n l'vu‘ mnnllm ago you por-
pclram-tln practical joke :u my expruue.’
Well. I I't'rluth‘fllTlt‘lI In tu-mrn the com
plinwnt some day. and you sure how In-nutl
fully I have sncccl-dul. it is simply at value
of diamond cut diamond. My rude mourn
for not m-mulpunyinu you on the train you
lvrsluy mes (lull. I might pun'buse this wig
nnd Imml. I arrived Tll‘l'l' lute laud night.
and hearing you wuw ubuul mruirel con
Cth'ltul n nclmmuin which the Inmllonl.
who is fowl of II julm. mlmlrrlhly llxtltllu’l
mu"
"’l‘utn." said I, ”your lilmlpllul nklll is
pmpurtmnnte to your ability on n printer.
1 rwdllymlmit tlml. l Inuclengrnnd fun:
plush-«t nightln ndulnklnunn old friend
for A Spanish robber. Return my cbro
notnelnr suul new-pl my Inrgiwmm. for All
though I turnvd the lnngh mound you in
Dublin. I must candidly cunfmn that you
outwilml mu m fill-nulnlungh."-llnrry
O'Connor in New York New;
tlnr Almmplwro.
0m- nltmnpllere I» mlmpflfll‘d of air (I
mixture of nerrmy‘wven pm» by weight
of nllrmzvnund twmtyonr pnrtuof my
arm. with variable pmlmrflom of carbonic
acid, :ququ town. and mnmouln. tho
latter In exceedingly uumll qunltullrn
llmv It mute lwn‘ nod win-two luv orlgln no
m can venture to any. It I» known “ml
the nuns and the plum!“ narration-photon.
but-t present little I» known concerning
lln-eomwuwnl ports of the ulmmphomd
tllmrfor off “lulu-st The upwlnnoopo b.
Turnover. lmgitmmx to reveal whim: of
their trumhnnwtur. It In generally con
coded that the moon lnnnootmmpbon.
thetlmry Mug that tar-mum vol-
conic lnru Almtl'boll the nlr and tutor of
that plum million» of yam tum-fl.
Louis- Republic. -
mountain of nun» (Jill-H3.
llrltlnh Columbia hllll a length of on
mile». and ”mummies In width. 'lh
whmnmm country It m tho
new of a mum anon-mu. one
which mountain! on neutered without
”m. In fact. however. the Conllllon
belt I» then divided Into lam the
Rockies formula th- W m
then the Gold range. than the Coon
nod. Inn of oil. “5:501me no
chin about opal. pomlbm \nn»
noun-rand the other mwntolnou M
wtlumlnwulloth Mlle. A no
volley flunk; an; mm 2”! of “to
y maintain. my on
from what. they lame m nonl-
mln s Mlle. mum furrow for I
Inadbulha-Jullu lulfl In “or;
x
«bk-in“ . [5'
no. hllm Wm fulfil-In.
0:.» at our mu.
Ilytl one of
pullout-r: 'l'ln balm um tin; no
Mmflmnflmum who
rho interrupted bl- not:
3.? but! the 1m"
. M's
‘- mm M." I: am
“up:
mm “ammo
”Uflhm “M
II
. South Nurwmalk.
he to humor him untll he could be noun- .
bulletin is
y
3
Bllfllll .‘IIOIISE;
Northlnlnlntlmm
BATTLING wfmws
PIERCE STRUGGLE IN A CAVE ALONG
ROOKCASTLE RIVER.
Awful Buyorlonoo pun Ila-hr But on
Dmo Away I Bord. of Hungry Val!»
plrn Shaped era-Inns.
Near llocltoutlo river is a famous group
of wild. rocky. pine covered bills. locally
hmwn no Round Stone Knobs. A couple
of dnyn ago Dr. .I. J. Kite. n proodnenl
young dentist. went with dog and gun Into
that locality to about quail. nod for a time
he bod excellent. sport. About noon. bow—
cver. a thunderstorm come up run! he
entered n deep. rocky gorge with the hope
of finding shelter from the meunclngclo-
mcnts. Seeingnnnpcrture in the cliff on
his left. he enter!!! it. and was uurprised to
find himself in a large winding gallery with
sleep and «Iggy wall» on either side and
with n roof that rapidly nscwvled to In con-
siderable height. About twenty-five feet
from the entrance Ivan-nu object which or-
wsted his intention. it won a gigantic
bowldur. oblong in nlntpe and Weighing
hun-lrcdsof tons. lying in In oblique pr»
sitlon on a high jutting lodge, with its
huge crest uprooted awfully Into a gap in
the cnvarn'o roof.
It looked no though n slight shock or the
touch of n mcdsllcsome hand might displace
it and cause Tl. to L'Olllt.’ crashing down In-
deul it. was one of time frightful death
Imps of nature. grim and minister, some-
times found in subterranean [Ems'llgu-l or
upon imaged precipitren.
llr. Kile is of an adventurous disposition:
also he lsnnutnmlist and gl’fllllglsl of no
smnll rvputc. The novelty and cxritedmnt
felt in prompting the unexplored. so
laminating: to daring spirits. allnrod and
Elllllllllil'lltd him. Believing that he should
make Nllllt‘ interesting Jllhtllvefitls In: tn!-
vunrcd resolutely Into the cavern. As he
did so his faithful dog nuddcnly curled its
tail lwtwcvn its logo not! mud: n speedy
exit. At. the sometime the doctor saw two
fiery eyes glaring from a dork corner.
ATTACHED 1W “TB.
Ilzwzily mloingbis gun. he look deliber»
ntenim and le‘ 30 both laurel: nimultn—
nwusly. lie never knew who: the animal
wns or who: lntd become of it. for the in
ferunl din that lmilowetl and rein-"owed
through the can-m was followed by no aw-
tll-u-ac ulurlules-t. and lo was thrown violent-
ly forwanl ".an ulmoat buried beneath
mamas of falling sand.
lle scrambled to his feet. ngnin, bleeding
and gusping for bro-nth, Terror struck and
sppnllul, be rcaliml that the huge bowldcr
above had been pn-cipitnu-dinw the [no
age. completely blocking the corridor and
abutting blm,lil:e the doorsof a pondcrous
tomb. forever from the-light. He saw no
way of vscnpe. A l’lulouinn tbxrkneso en-
veloped him. Mun-over. n vast tribe of
bats. disturbed by the dwloudlion of his
gun and the shifting wand. begun to
swarm nlnugtlu- pneutgc. numbers of them
«lighting on l.i~ pl'l-II'L 'T" -' won: of re-
murkulllrsizc :llltl ll.‘l‘(‘l‘ll\‘.~,~ :IIIET fi'cmt‘ll
di~poe~l to attack him. So vicious did
fllrylnrmme flint Tic-was Tnn‘ul f0 lighf
them off by swift murmur-nun! his bonds.
Tim)’ nwcpt forward in enormous flue-Ls.
us if tot-scape. tuul that quarter of the env
t-rn mm quickly nlivv with them.
Slunnul utul only [truly-unused from
the ir stupor. litmlrulll‘l'i prw'lplllllt'tl them-
selvcs against thx- jutting: rm'ks undiell
upon tho floor drud or flapping awkwardly
about in their “crawled agony. They
Mnlrmt‘tl on the «l... zur's ban-k and neck
Ill-u- lume- bet-s. ’l‘llrytln.~lml ngnitM his
lawn and clung: to his t'lotlws. ld-a buir and
lair: bound. nn-l their whirling wing-a. bel
lol‘t‘rlllst‘, whirled the dry dust of u'lllllf’lt‘h
alumni in (-lmulw, grit-votbly irrilntlng flu-
lluntrr‘s nlmuly rxhnuxlnl lungs.
HIT run-L 10 ms (OAT.
Tim'ulvnnl \ti‘. ll sulfa-utility, ho increased
lbt- activity of lliu nmwmcm 4. llz- «truck
suvmvly null hurled hundreds of flu-
muvzzking hurplc» upon tlw f‘ilf‘lll and
trampled them under his fort. 'l‘nceav'
cru‘n rocky lmflnm lmrnnu- m slippery
with flu» HINT and scattered enlrnik of
mangled bun that. lu-muld nthtrt-tvly hot-p
lll'l (rusting. Tl :tl Lt- rlmulnl prwvrw his
ctutnnixnity uudrr nlll‘ll torture l»; mnvlcr
ful. but [but ho tl'ul iw mnulftml. from who!
now transpired.
Elmhiuxofl bin Ul'l’l‘tl :nmlentom for a
moon-lit In.- pnllnl 0:! Mn must nml priming
over it lhecmubustllnlvmnlenlwfu Mildly
bottle which he curried in his hip pockl'l.
he broiled if n it}: n Ill-llf‘ll. Mill in it blnlctl
up lw begun to whirl It, a circle of blaming:
flavor and pnugvnt thlllkt‘, about his head.
The effect. I‘M magical. The bole. tumble
to bear the light and the lumen. upnwl
their wings Anal Tll'gilll a precipitate: lllgld
to other part: of the rave.
Surrounded by panic ntrlrlwn blrdn. own
undrr the spectral light of flu- tomh. Kite
muted the time-aroun- of unnetblm: to
moon. ullnllllllll. demlmlml. Tuning
from tlu- [when of bin burning «out. would
he board the nottml of hunting nlwlln.
whlch mingled anuvly with bl» unearth
ly orient. Yelling and mining from old» to
aide of tho cnvern. bl- Iudr tumbled one
his forehead In tangled mm and hi! flu
dimmed with fury and duvpalr. he wrinkled
the fiery brand About, scaring. watching
and burning my alive, until the run
my of horrid croutons Iml been driven
buck Into furlhqr renown of the under
ground chamber.
lull) WORK Von LIBERTY.
Nearly “hound. hh clothes and My
wet will: no» and blood.“ Motorola
rider the poulblllly of my: from hi0
prlson boon. If my “mum of mp:
am the autonomous lerlu still ”Mod.
which no omit would hon been
mwmwumnmm ltlntbodocp.
reigning «lithium. lb: thrift“ ulna»
dam-d “melon ”mood “aground
m volumble’ point It the of the
‘nmnl lylmmblom harlot.
I” l o light. of I flchly him which
played over the milling remnant of hip
still hnmlnx «mot, he had up him
an: and throat the barrels lilo the calm
nobleman-II urination—now - Dian
fnl crash, suzir mint: columns of dust. and.
HM 0000“.” .
liltthunlloltl M " w
vrrv mo” ”"70
E
ugly convict garb.“ they
ribbonornrlnx tom pitifully
would fw food. But when if.
mommnhurcmmnmm
Ingtouch; you’dlhlnk warhead-would
brook. They may bar. tom-ind uolld
Indwdaflthronzhthalrtdal.nmind
Ihdraoututeocunln silence; hntwlwnlr
mmcroppingofl'thdrtnamndloch
their nndpnyun ondlounaud
cnoawouldmounhoutofm
“I romembarthe eaaa of oncwalnonln
particular,"nid the speaker.“wholnan-
axedtooxcluond Instalnthe envyof
nearly all her companion: in mlafortnne
by hopinzher abort block hair shining
with all. How Ihodld it. whm Ihogol
moonwal- myuurythntlmmyaolfw
llndont. luook moo umtodolt.
butflnally Iwal
lothar-onp (“”10me Then-ho
would «madly find the mum
hadfimnmthomlndueltonherhoir.
Then she drank In: coup. Tryw drink
cold loop yourIclLIndyou willbonblo to
uppreclnto thencfllloouho Inadofor run
lly'o sake.
“Anotherwotnan managed wrongehet
chnkgonwhlch tho prison life was ow
“in; in lnoviuble puller. TM: conned
oven moronirthanthe oiled hnlr dldund
when conning failed to drnw the neural
fromher the other prlaooon undo chat-gen
Mbvmidmogolnumhfimatlngthnl
lot. the rosy checked wanna have privilege-
ldeniedtoothen lwntchodthllpfinonar
nlaofornomollme before lfoundtbniho
could nuke her gum blood easily. by
watching them with In:- whondthll
blood Ibo nppllod to bareback- withgrntl-
fyigolnooaa.
‘ do thin the had lobar-slacking
slag-numbing prohibited by thernloa
Andyetshehadooe—n oftu'tllnary
ghouwlthahlukrn‘ghohindltforqulck-
film. Whulfmnd it on It. bolllro
mberodlhatwub hofonlhohndonb
looted honolf to an: punllhm: by
Shenaodto‘
"I more worm AI nnt’,"
Or, as tho nr-rld crept-own ii. “ :‘l Inll‘prn-
sorted woman.” 01,-; who, umlcminudlug
Ibo rules of lmutll, hm followed them. and
pffiiklfl't‘ll bar youthful :zppcamflte. Mm.
Pinklmm b» , " ; w "o IU'h‘lDllil) who,
through born , .--::. look with
ntlsiuctiun in .
35..
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yam tn rim. x" ‘2
renutm'llc thinnu‘ ‘ ’
the will"! do, '
Lydia E. Fin". .
' D. P. monRELL.
USTICE OF THE l‘l-TM‘E, .‘Cntuy Public.
Pension Attorney. Tim) rislale and Fin
Insurance. Furniture Insurance n sin-clan;
Ill Wublnzton street. South Norton. null ll
HOMER B. HOYT.
Expert Watchnfllet and Jeweler.
l3 NORTH STAIN STREET.
limiting of flue and complicated notch” n
specialty. Key wind changed to stem. Every
foclllty for first class work. and the merbatr
lcal ability to do the Iamr.
liartill Eusmess College.
STANFORD. CONN.
A Kid. «wake l alnln whnol for both «In.
Every onslnes hrnnc I taught thoroughlv.
German. English and collect prrpanwry stud—
on.
Business boom supplied wlth omce unint-
nnla. free of charge.
Brannon"- for South Nonrulk and vicinity
‘ for the tale and rent-l of the Retain on ston-
tlnrd Typewriter. T ‘pewriter snppl ea.
braking o pane of flu; Wm. . pm of Fur ('alologne. ad mm-
the broken pone rho hnd constructed this
pfimilin mirrorJn which the 30¢ ndio
inewofherfoabnm that no doubt
gave her grout comfort. though why it
should out rather depress her apiriu to
look at herself In such clothes Ind will
cropped hnirl mar could understand."—
New York Tribune.
"elm-['- "lo- Jon-o."
Notwithstanding the good price: ho Ir
celved for hi» barks. Fielding In nlwlyl
more or loan in diflcnltlenfmm his rookie.
Inoda of living. “Tom Jones." however.
was nearly being Incl-ideal in one of MI
lmpt-cnnions flu for the annual twenty-five
pounda The pnblllher fortunately uhd
for n dnyto consider if he could risk ouch I
mm. and Belling in the meantime met
Thornton the post, to whom he told He
Who. Thou-on learned the Mano!
Fielding parting with In: brain- for such
nanmuuloflendtosnhlm hotter-tam.
but. Fielding fall blunt" portly pledged.
Never did author volt more anxlonoly on
opnbll-herhoplngto be Wthandld
fielding hoping to he refused. lie was to
non-ll
Joy-fully ho curried hll nannaalpt to
Thom-ontofnlllllhh promise. Tho poet
introduced fielding to Andrew Miller. who
hmlodthchoohour to Ill-'19 to rout
8h: til-carnal Ito Incrlu nod mud her
husbandtok it. Over. plan-ant dln
nemrlvenby ”fieldingand’l‘hom
non thing-lam nodowhlch mud
Fieldlng. "DIDN'T-“IT“. data the
my. Mlller III-Id to hora cloud £15.
000 by “Tom Jones." out of which he paid
Holding. from tltna to limo. variou- Inn»
to tho amount of non pump. bequeath
In; hlu tho I baboon loney.-lnr
W'l
tingnllhed com
poldarllllto mud to m
lbotombofflouoo’oowmhun.
otthooodofacaltlou lntho
hula-math
helium .lI-yourb
V
"I: bdrm :8. m. “I a
momma.»
” .lum
“am“
e
I
Ill .
n
noun-rum :
n. A. unnum. mum.
ALBIN MALmo.
Denier In all kinds of
Fresh and Salted Meats. Sausage.
V'EGEI'ABLES. DELIFATF.%EN.
9mm. Em KARLCIDIIN! Goods. run. mum
on. elm. ctr.
NORTH MAIN 31' BELT. NEAR WEST.
South Sort-1k. mcl‘l Iv
ll" llll TIIGIIT SCHEME“.
Vault: and (aux-lulu rlentml in lhe- heal
manner for the lens! mom-y. Frillmtisfu-tlnn
nnlted. Vnullallialnftrlrllfrl't'. Adda-w
r we. South Summit. 1931:
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
mu. Nun “not.
D. P. MORRELL.
Illull'l' AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
Plow; nod honorihnld Multan; 1:Iduv‘onl nlrlul;
can. run” an: mm c yr n
promptly drllvrml. WORM. x3111 Winning—
Ion “not. Booth Numvall. upon rill It
033! Scavenger.
Illlllflll and 800T" “Mull.
Vault: and carpool» cleaned on the Improv-
ed'plan by \ harm Mott. u Fulrnrld avenue.
Hr Ill! Order: tum at al Nola «ml.
Nor-u 1. 15h
NEW STORE?
I have moved my Mun.» In
'93 VISITING")! STREET 93
:Indhnronowofull Illa-of.
HEATERS.
RANGES.
TIN WARE
oflllllndo.
MINNIE!“
mommsums
T. 8. IlllNAllISllN,
South Norwalk. fl
., /.
I.
3
STOV ES. >
21 In. turn. my.
‘ ICE CREAM.
WM
OLDand
Rein
3m
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND
NORWALK. CONN.
'l'hohmlbfl: .
BlTl IIF lfllITIIlK Mill ETElE
i
l' ' filly:
Will leave Pier 2!. But River (Batman
Igmlzgew York. or 5 p. In” dolly: Sundays
2 cop .
Prelim received from In. In. nnlll 5 p. In.
Return“: boats leave Noni-IR at 5 p. 13..
and §onth l orwalk I! w p. III.
I! on ap llcntlon to our the City of Nor-
wnl and l l:- wlll sent for special loll
gfyfrclght. aunt in New York or it. vicin-
IIV'AII pet-none an forbid trusting my of
the em loyos of the bout. of this lino on ac-
count 0 the owner- lhomf otltf
II. I. New Haven & Ilamnnl II. II.
October II. 1390.
TBA INS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK As
FOLLOWS:
Fox XII You. A. M.—5 ”(except Monday»
ex. smdtlllocnl exnofioac. 78m. 7 fiber. 83
ex. Kallocnlu ~35.le u. 92!! an. Inn ox.
ll 3': local ox. . M.—l2:45 ex. III no. no on.
.5“ ac. to Stamford. um
afilmusmacJoStamfo .
“glen. 6“ ac.751ex. II II no..l 3315.1 Mann.
“ulrinmon um Sunda 13 ex” 5.
ex... 9 loync. P. his—6 M or. T no.9” In.
_ l-un 5m Hunts. A. lll.—I 13 on: o II) In.
P. 31:12“
. 35 ma. 3 5“ run. 916 ex" ll) £2 no.
no. llfl u.. I 4:3ac..2m ex" {L’frncn5 Ibac..d‘
wt. 7 ii ex" 7 Zinc..8 ll um!) ll on. II II: A
on and nc.. I25 3. an. ex. Sundaytr-r'i 23 In.
9 l:ac..n. nulifllac. In.
You “ARTVORD. A. H.410 ac.. 916 ex
to e: m p. 51.4209“ l or 3.. m m. 7 13
0L: 6 H ha. 11 V: u., 12$ um. ex.
hon srmonlw. A. E4102 H6
10 4: no. r. n—Izno ex. Ill! uc.. 713 en, a 4
up. no one 1 Month ' morning between
but Ewen a :1: hallo dlu.
Fol: Booms. . M.—~l I: (vln Shore Line).
P. )I.~l:09 ex. win Springfield). 10? ex. via
Hartford).
LEAVE NEW YORK
Fan Sun-n Nonwnut. A. 31,—501 ex. ‘01
m. 70x tun, sun ex. 9N m. n m 91.. mi nc..
l: m noun 9x. l‘. ISL-42!: nc.. l tin-1.. 2&2 on.
Jul} 0, :l 1)» rm. M! on, 4 M (-1.. 51’: cLJS III 91..
7M a. mu no. 5: till Adam» or. and on. raw
midnq 2! 0x. Sundnyéud tll no.7 lilac..5l3u‘..
l: m midnight.
Housatonlc Railroad
Ilanbury and Norwolh Dlvloloa.
CORRECTED 1'0 JAN. 3. In.
Trnlne leave South Norwulh for but
615. II I!" a. In. I2“. :8. 5 10.031 and 105 pan.
Sunday—9:3 n. In. and 7 l6 p. n.
Train; leave Dnnbnry for South Norwulk~
635.73.9lllnntl “6-. m.. ill! 65 Ind 63
p. m. Sundays-tun n. m and 5 p.121.
Train» leave South Norwnlk for {Mansfield—
lllfxnud 9 l4 n. m.. I: ll 23!. All) and II!) p. m
Trains leave Rider-fie d for 5}th Stunt-Th—
tllfi. 732‘. 9Tb and I] 515 n. 111.. 31'). 5W nml
'1 w 3!. Ill.
MAIN LIKE DIVISION.
Tralns lmvo Bridgeport M follow »:
into. 1:». passenger tofr Warthog“. kl
mm m.. Mus" or to. run on
cunnwllnns or Albany sad the “’eal.
III .Hn. nu. frrl hf fur Hawleyvlllv.
2 l" n. m.. fro l for Brent Huffman.
63m rn.. Plttaflrld and Albsu met.
5 V- p. “1.. New Milford o .
6 :II p. nu. .\eIr Milford modal
II it) p. m.. freight for Great Borrlnztnu.
T 36 o. m.. (Sundnynl W for Pittsflold
null Albany.
I\ mun II. Max:308. Vice President and
Ilvnornl Sinnmr.
A. W. Putters. Genet-l Pal-anger Aunt.
l. A. Wilson& 00.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
Invmmnl- made In Stock. and Grain for
(‘Mb or M lnnof ”till nnd upwards. (‘tm-
nil-alon- H. o l per mt. ouch way.
Morita-nu by III" or ulc-
graph. Itferenm Itching:
Marbleized Slate flameIs
[TIE llllllllllEll STYLES.
“pith-d In Imitation of lho mm! marble.
and wood-l. lanolin to ho mi of
w.H. Meeker&00.’s
I) $01M IAIN Mill".
mt but: no ll. Manual.
Oahu” ‘ n all»
r...\ r". r I M
M», t * Q
'3“. ’n '9
‘ l9 finial-or II
If. N. rate-l 0.0..
19'" to I'll.
'lfllrcn. to: Main soul.
ll! null-urn. on!»
Winter Styles
HATSI
‘5': IX Al-"u omen AND 00“)” 0”
WMSOIIHWNIIM
mun!» m ”blind
”I. “Stimulant
KNAPP’S,
on “(ablation or.
' Bakers. Helm
BLE—
llllll lllllEllT FIIEIBIIT 'JIE
EVERY PAIR
, _Nw,mw. . p
. MWIS Ilndllnmblnlnsllmallllillanl
ultimatum» noomsm‘nmwm.
WARRANTED.
‘Onnmdoxumimthmbofompumholingmyoflluohoqofl"
H. 3. BROWN"
_p South Main Street. 80. Norwallt. _.
l7__
Washington Street,
In rd
nonwhmgcm
1 lot Hand
duced to $2.00.
at 81.00. 1 lot of Child's
GDonm’tf' i331. 'l’l’ ‘°“°"".t...
at e vantage opportunity
Sewed Button and Lace Shoes, worth "
1 lot of Cloth To
fine Machine Bowed, worth from
fine M. S. at 81.50. 1 lot Misses’
_ Spring Heels, worth $1.25, at
about 500 pans of men’s regular 50¢ Rubbers at 26c.
Glover & Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
SPECIAI. SALE
LADIESL SHOES “ 1
(“Mill & 018-
moan-on.
. I'D-
,Hand Bowed, 32.00. 1 nit of
3.00 to $4.50, at 81.25. 1 lot of
Opera Toe, 11 to 1, worth $2.00
65c. Ami
F. H. N
Stamford and Sils‘by’s
lowest prices.
THISTHAM
IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES ANT)
TRISTHAM
Flll on WINTER WllllllllElll.‘
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
Importer of Moo Nilllnrry. Formerly X0. 8
Water strut. now
IT HAITI STREET. IITIIWMI.
Trimmed milling? llll dll’omt terns.
TIM» now ready. ho Intent Mel from
inhodw union-fro patterns from our own
Nod
Juno. anbono. Tuition and Bonito“. Fina
Ml crumm- n crown wanna. bond
lo. bird- nnd mm. (much And
K'mm mount ”hoof loo-m volvot
llovl nonhuman» wllh onoftho
local-untou- of on I . to In no
w. dim! from hit. 2:; land will.”
mule fornbhonrcm II the
muff .
a!
TWAN' "Busn'iislt‘
Shlp Chandlers.
I! Illa Blunt.
moor BANK BR DGBI'ORT. OT.
hula-M Mandala-m
lam Euler-Ill.
PAYMENTS”
$1 WEEKLY!
www.cfinsmarms.
lanlal Clocks. Diamonds.
TIMI. MI I WIPIII.
lll Ionian 8t.
mun-m. mun. I. l.
flow lulu-n pg
: l
.0UITAV PITZER.
Estimates given on Plumbing, Gas. Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work. Victory, New
8:13:33.
Steam Heaters, Duch-
ess, Uncle Nick Ranges, also New York
Ranges. Decorated and Plain China.
Copper, Agate, 'l'in and Iron Ware at the
& llY’A IT:
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WE ARE SHOWING A FULL LINE OF
NEW Fill DRESS 60008
FABRICS. ,SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
& IIYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
”sne'Iloney!’
BY VISITING
F. BlillSTllN’S
Factory at five Ilile Rivet.
BRETT flfllllllTllll
III PRICES!
Klimt variotyof Vulcan-duo and III-la n
Truth-noon. Moo o In. Ito. of Doll Ind
Myrna-annual.“
III]!
inellolllug 3m p
I mm
A? "I
Orders for .
copper-Plato from
mum! norm .
Norwalk Chronicler